Re: Security Deposit - Landlord Forum thread 355441

Re: Security Deposit by Anonymous on December 26, 2017 @16:38

"Can she legally sue me?"

ANYONE can sue ANYONE. So yes, she CAN sue you. But can she win?

If you have a CRRR receipt showing she signed for the letter within the 30 dsys required, then I don't see hiw she'd have a chance of winning on the grounds that you didn't send the notice.

But then in court she might claim that you deducted too much.

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Re: Security Deposit by Dawn (Pennsylvania) on December 26, 2017 @18:15	[ Reply ]

1st Letter was mail regular mail. She claims she never received it. Keys were not returned until Nov.1. She was supposed to be out on the 31st of Oct. On Dec. 1 she sent an electronic message indicating she wanted her security back. Immediately I sent an electronic message back stating the security deposit will not cover all the damages and attached an itemized list of damages. Legally, I was within my 30 days even though she said she never received first letter. In addition to the electronic messages, she did in fact read it and she also signed the CRRR. Accually, $4000 is under the amount of damages. My question is: should I initate lawsuite for damages now or should I wait until she tries to sue me, then counter sue. I have pictures of the damages which I also mailed to her CRRR. She signed for the letter and the pictures. Let me know if you need more information.

Re: Security Deposit by ken on December 26, 2017 @19:46	[ Reply ]

If you are going to sue to chase after the T. Why wait for T to do anything. Either Attempt to collect or don't. The problem is will you be able to collect anything. I still have a 5000 dollar judgment I won against a T. That was 12 years ago. Have not seen a dime of it.

Re: Security Deposit by jannie (IL) on December 27, 2017 @11:28	[ Reply ]

Only good thing - at least it's on the T's record.

Re: Security Deposit by Anonymous (PA) on December 28, 2017 @16:42	[ Reply ]

In PA LLs are allowed to put a lien on the person. That is what I intend to do if the judge rules in my favor if T does not pay.

Re: Security Deposit by Doug on December 29, 2017 @17:28	[ Reply ]

"Here is my attorney's contact information. You may have your attorney contact them to see if a settlement can be reached."