How do i make sure i get the full deposit back at the end or our tenancy agreement?

Check the lease first - did you save a copy? I hope so...

What does the lease require? Usually it will be something about leaving the premises clean, tidy, and neat. All garbage must be hauled away, all damage beyond normal wear and tear repaired, etc. But the lease is the document that spells out what you have to do.

If you do any cleaning, be sure to save receipts for supplies and services. It wouldn't hurt to take pictures if you want, to show that you've actually done the work.

You know what. I have rented my whole life and I have been lucky because my apartments have been left in a decent manner. But even if you do this your landlord has to be honest enough to want to give it back. I know people that have left the place better than when they found it and the landlord makes us some BS about this damage or that damage or how they had to clean for 12 hours so that is what they are charging you for their cleaning "service". It all depends on the landlord sometimes. Good Luck

relying on the position you stay, the era of time the owner has to refund your deposit and/.or furnish you with an entire accounting (inclusive of copies of the charges) is distinct. In Massachusetts the time reduce is 30 days. In ny the time reduce is "actual looking era of time" look up your State guidelines. If the owner has no longer given you an accounting of precisely the position your deposit is being spent and copies of the charges...and all of that on time; then you're entitled to all of your deposit decrease back. Landlord ought to regulate to the State regulation. In some States you'll get carry of three circumstances your deposit decrease back for the Landlords' failure to conform. report in Small Claims courtroom...and upload "unfair company practices" on your record of lawsuits on the area of the courtroom variety the position you write what you're suing for. instruct you gave the owner your new deal with...that's usually major.

make sure you owe no rent and that the property is as it was when you took on the tenancy, give and take "wear and tear". check the inventory and make sure everything on it is still present and correct. Have the carpets cleaned professionally and show a receipt to the landlord when you return the keys.

Make sure the flat is in better condition when you leave, than it was in when you moved in.

If the lease covers damages etc make sure you don't damage anything etc.