Kentucky security deposit return deadline calculator
Kentucky's deposit statute (KRS 383.580) has no fixed day count we have verified. See the Kentucky page for the rules we have checked.
We haven't verified a single statewide deadline for Kentucky. See the Kentucky page for the rules we have checked.
- Kentucky's deposit law (KRS 383.580) sets no fixed number of days to return the deposit. If a refund is due, the landlord must send notice of the amount to your last known address; if you don't respond within 60 days, the landlord may keep the deposit.
- The landlord must give you a signed list of existing damage before you pay a deposit and inspect with you at move-out. The statute says a landlord may not keep any part of the deposit if it wasn't held in a separate account and the move-in and move-out damage lists weren't provided (KRS 383.580(4)).
Source: KRS 383.580 · All Kentucky deposit rules
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