In North Dakota, landlords can charge up to one month's rent, plus an additional 2 months’ rent to a maximum of $2,500 for pets, plus 2 months’ rent for felony convictions.
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- Limit: 1 month's rent, plus an additional 2 month’s rent to a maximum of $2,500 for pets, plus 2 month’s rent for felony convictions
- Return Deadline: The security deposit must be returned within 30 days
- Acceptable Deductions: Unpaid rent, cost of cleaning, and damage beyond normal wear and tear
- Where to Deposit: Security deposits must be placed into federally-insured interest-bearing savings or checking accounts. Interest belongs to the tenants and must be paid to the tenant upon the termination of the lease (ND Century Code 47-16-07.1). However, interest is not required to be paid if occupancy was shorter than nine months in duration (ND Century Code 47-16-07.1(3)) in North Dakota.