80% of renters lose their deposit when they move out
Get a free deposit review and find out what to do before handing back the keys — so you get it all back.
Did You Know?
A few things most tenants only find out after it's too late.
Your deposit might be held by the government, not your landlord.
In Catalonia, the mandatory deposit is lodged with INCASÒL, not sitting in your landlord's personal account — this can be checked.
Your landlord has exactly one month to return your deposit.
By law, the deposit must be returned within a month of handing back the keys. Silence after that isn't normal — it's a breach.
Normal wear and tear isn't grounds for a deduction.
Faded paint or a worn floor from years of living there is wear and tear, not damage. Telling the two apart is the whole dispute.
Most disputes are settled by one photo, not a lawyer.
A well-documented move-in and move-out condition report closes the question before it even comes up.
Mistakes That Cost Renters Money When They Move Out
Things most tenants find out too late — we go through them for your specific situation.
Illegal deductions are the #1 reason tenants lose their deposit
Without photos and a signed report, you can't prove your case
One missing document is enough to delay your deposit
💰 Leave with your full deposit back
Every move-out is different
Your lease, your landlord, the apartment's condition, and your timeline all matter. Our only job is getting you through your move without stress.
Here's how we help: we review your move-out act and photos and tell you how to get your full deposit back.
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