Tenants who want to get their deposit back must first inform the property owner that the property will be vacated. At the payment point, the owner of the real estate and the tenant can agree to make the deposit payment at once or in installments. The condition of the immovable before it is handed over to the tenant and the situation when the tenant leaves the property should be compared in detail by the parties, and the parties should express the situation in writing through a report. In addition, photographing the condition of the tenant when leaving the real estate will protect the rights of both parties regarding possible problems that may arise in the future.
If the property owner does not want to return the deposit, the tenant can take legal action. If the landlord does not file a lawsuit against the tenant within three months following the expiry of the lease agreement or has not notified the ban in writing that he or she has initiated the enforcement proceedings, the relevant amount can be requested from the bank.