Texas security deposit rules
How Texas deposit returns generally work
Texas generally gives landlords 30 days after the tenant surrenders the rental to refund the deposit or provide a written itemized list of deductions, and a written forwarding address affects those obligations. Normal wear and tear is not a permitted deduction, and § 92.109 describes potential remedies a court may consider when a landlord acts in bad faith.
Texas Property Code § 92.103 generally addresses return of the deposit on or before the 30th day after surrender.
Section 92.107 makes a written forwarding address relevant to the landlord’s refund and accounting obligations.
Section 92.104 generally bars retention for normal wear and tear and addresses written itemization when deductions are retained.
These are general summaries, not conclusions about your situation. Review the linked official text and obtain legal advice when needed.
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