Civil Code 1950.5 defines the rules governing the accounting and return of security deposits in California rental units. To summarize some of the main points of California Civil Code 1950.5, no later than 21 calendar days after the tenant has vacated the rental unit, the landlord shall provide the tenant with a copy of an …
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There are laws in California that govern security deposits for residential rental agreements in California. For residential security deposits, landlords may not demand that a tenant pay a security deposit that is more than twice the monthly rent if the unit is unfurnished, or three times the  monthly rent if the unit is furnished. Furthermore, …
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