Landlord Payment Reimbursement Timeline

Summary

California landlords have 21 days to return overpayments after tenancy ends, similar to security deposit rules. Berkeley aligns with state law, but local ordinances and lease agreements should be reviewed for specific details. Key regulations include California Civil Code Section 1950.5 and the Berkeley Rent Stabilization and Eviction for Good Cause Ordinance.

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what berkeley regulations are there concerning this?
In Berkeley, California, the regulations regarding the return of an outside-of-lease payment generally align with state law. Landlords typically have 21 days to return overpayments after termination of tenancy. It may be beneficial to check any specific local ordinances or the lease agreement for more precise details. Is there anything else you need help with?
what specific regulations are there? please list the regulation name(s).
In Berkeley, and more broadly in California, the specific regulations governing the return of outside-of-lease payments include:
- California Civil Code Section *.*: Governs security deposits, including their return.
- Berkeley Rent Stabilization and Eviction for Good Cause Ordinance: May have relevant provisions concerning payments and deposits.
Be sure to review these and any local ordinances for detailed information.