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Reviewed: 2026-08-11
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30 days
Possible remedy
Up to 2x deposit under statutory conditions
The landlord's required notice addresses the tenant's four-day forwarding-address duty; the damages notice and balance are mailed to that address, and noncompliance can affect statutory remedies.
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The landlord's required notice addresses the tenant's four-day forwarding-address duty; the damages notice and balance are mailed to that address, and noncompliance can affect statutory remedies. Open the current official text to check coverage, definitions, and exceptions for your situation.
30 days after termination of occupancy (30 days).
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