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Originally Posted by oregonwoodsmoke
Basically, your landlord is using the wrong term. However, the meaning is clear. You aren't getting that money back. Anyone, including your local judge is going to interpret "non-refundable" to mean that you aren't getting your money back.
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Agreed, I know its not coming back, just seems like a weird way to put it. I wasnt sure if there was an essential difference between fee and pet deposit IE: with a fee, there's nothing to apply to it, but a deposit implies if there is pet damage, it would go to the "non refundable pet deposit" before security deposit, at least to me that's the way it seems.
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