Eviction Dispute Resolution Tips

Summary

In New Hampshire, landlords cannot charge more than one months rent for damages. Tenants are entitled to a detailed list of damages within 30 days. Consult a local tenants rights organization for further assistance.

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I was evicted over the summer from an apartment I had been at for 17 years. There was some damage done to the kitchen, I admit that. But I got a bill for over $*. That is not fair at all. I didn’t receive it in the timeframe needed to dispute it because it needed to be forwarded to my PO Box.
Hello ****, I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Could you please tell me which state you are located in? Different states have different laws regarding tenant's rights and eviction processes.
NH
Hello ****,
In New Hampshire:
- The landlord can't charge more than one month's rent for damages.
- You have a right to a detailed list of damages within 30 days.
Consider seeking help from a local tenant's rights organization.
Okay I will do that.
Great ****, you're on the right track. If you need more assistance, feel free to reach out. We're here to help.
Thank you
Hello ****,
I see you're dealing with a tenant's rights issue in New Hampshire. Here are some key points to consider:
- Landlords cannot charge more than one month's rent for damages.
- You are entitled to receive a detailed list of damages within 30 days.
Please consult a local tenant's rights organization for further assistance.