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Can landlord charge me extra for if I choose to forfeit my deposit?
3 of us sublet a house. I have signed no contract and have been paying rent for 3yrs. I have painted the. Panels in my room and there are scratches on the wooden floor. Can the landlord charge extra to restore it? Where can I find info ok this for my rights? I live in PA
3 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Yes.
- 1 decade ago
Yes. If there's more damage than what the deposit comes to - then the landlord can keep the deposit and charge you for the balance.
- Heather VLv 61 decade ago
yes, if the damage when you left is greater in cost to repair than your deposit then the landlord can sue you for the difference
