how many days after signing a lease in Texas can you get out with a refund?
815605
Despite the myths, there is no law that allows you out of a lease if you change your mind in three days.  See if they can move you to a larger apartment. Good luck.
910885
It will depend on your lease... read it.  If your unsure seek advice from a solicitor... remember just because it's in your lease doesn't mean it's legal! Get it checked out if it looks like you might not get your money back.  Most leases will have a clause so that either party can withdrawal from the agreement.  There may be a penalty for this but it could depend on the reasons behind why the lease is being broken.
641658
You have a right to receive a written explanation if the money is not fully refunded. They cannot charge you for normal wear and tear on the carpet and walls unless they told you they were going to charge you before. The best is to leave the premise in similar condition as you moved in except for normal wear and tear. If there is a big spot on the carpet, they can charge you for stain removal. If they find anything broken they can charge you.
248636
Legally the notice is along long as the term of the lease. your lease is month to month, so then you have to give them a month notice. (which is usually considered 30 days) You don't have a contract, so it is based on how often you pay rent. \nThe reverse is also true. If the landlord wants to kick you out because they want the place back, he/she would have to give you a month's notice.
773436
You will get your $800 deposit back, but since you have to give 30 days notice before moving out, you WILL have to pay December rent.  You won't get any of your rent back from them for November, either.
380659
They can not. Here in Arkansas you get an eviction notice that gives you three days to get out. If you choose to stay they have to have papers served to you which usually takes a week or so to do it and then you have 30 days to get you an attorney. So you pretty much bhave a little over a month to get out here. Most states have that rule. Go to city hall or the courthouse and get a copy of renter's rights. I hope that helps.
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ANYWHERE FROM 3-10 DAYS GOTO WWW.IRS.GOV AND CLICK ON "WHERE'S MY REFUND" HAVE YOUR SSN#, DATE YOU FILED, AND AMOUNT OF REFUND AVAILABLE. IT GETS UPDATED EVERYDAY.
526348
In 30 days you run the risk of foricble evicture from the Sherrif's Office.\n\nThe landlord may also be able to seize all of your personal items and sell them for any moneys owed in lease costs.\n\nDon't mess around.
423360
Check your lease, most have a 10 day grace period but may require a late fee. Without a lease, local laws apply and vary widely.
750267
Send a demand letter both by certified mail and hand delivered - they have 48 hrs to return your deposit....Include the fact that they violated the terms of the lease, thus rendering the lease null and void, and you consider the lease cancelled.\n\nYou should have demanded your money back at 8am on Nov 2, 2006.  There is no reason to wait.\n\nStart looking for a new place today - stop by the small claims court in your zip code and find out how to request a hearing.  It may sound intimidating, but don't wait - and most small claims have days of the week "specific to landlord/tenant issues".\n\nAlso, you may very well be entitled to double damages.
493058
That sounds mighty high. Then again if you pay your rent later than 15 days and you are on a lease you are technically in breach of the lease agreement.
976085
What you need to do is go to is send your tenant an eviction notice giving them 7 days to pay or move out.  Send this through certified mail.  On the 7th day if they haven't paid, go to your city's court house and tell them you need to file for an eviction.  It will cost you around $50 plus an extra $20 for the sherifff to deliver the notice to your tenant.  They'll give you a court date (usually about 3 weeks from the time you file for the eviction).  When you go to court either your tenant won't show up (most likely what will happen) and you'll win automatically, or they will and they won't be able to prove they've paid and you'll win.  At this time they'll give the tenant 7 days to move out.  If they don't move out in 7 days you can call the sherif and set their belonging out on the curb.  The sooner you file for eviction the better.  Good Luck!
813649
if your name is on the lease you are stuck
527894
Under California law, within 21 calendar days after you move, your landlord must either send you a full refund of your security deposit, or mail or personally deliver to you an itemized statement that lists the amounts of any deductions from your security deposit and the reasons for the deductions, together with a refund of any amounts not deducted.
180415
You can try calling them...if you e-filed, you should have it w/in 5 business days, otherwise it is more like 7-10 business days. I got mine w/in 3 business days and my federal tax refund w/in 7 business days.
699481
She seems to want you out because she already has another renter ready to take your place.  \nUsually you get minimum 30 days, she can't make you get out before that.  Nov 9, you get at least to the Dec 9th\n\nShe can't keep the money for that reason, those money were for the following:\nAny charge specified in the apartment lease agreement or any charge resulting from your breaking the lease.  You didn't break the lease, she kicked you out.\n\nCharges for damages, wear and tear resulting from negligence, carelessness, accident or abuse on your part. "Normal wear and tear" items cannot be deducted.   Did you!\n\n\nUnpaid rent and other unpaid charges listed in your apartment lease, such as those for late rent payment, returned checks, missing furniture or fixtures, keys you don't return to the apartment manager, etc.\n\n\nThe reasonable cost of cleaning if you fail to properly clean your apartment before you leave. Many rental properties have written cleaning instructions for you to follow.\n \nIf not, you still have a leg to stand on, and depending on your contract with them, you can still negotiate until the end of Dec.  \n\nIf she has someone already lined up to take your place, that can be good for you.  You can use it to get extra money from her, because if you don't leave by that time, she will lose her new tenant.  Check the laws in your area, before you do anything, but it seems the ball is in your court.\n\nYou are not giving enough infor, to give you a fair answer, hope that help with the little infos in your question.\n\nOne more thing.  Before you give the keys up.  Take pictures of the whole place, and make sure you have the walk through with her, to make sure that she will not be able later on, to keep the money because of how you left the place.  Take picture.  As they say picture tells a thousand words.  protect yourself, so you can get your money back.\nGood Luck
588159
Depends on when you file.  I did my filing electronically and for the past two years had my Federal refund direct deposited to my checking account.  In both years I had my refund in my account 8 days after I filed my return.\n\nWaiting as long as 6 to 8 weeks is so primitive.