How the math works
Estimated return date = trigger date + selected calendar-day window.
- The selected window is entered by the user.
- Calendar days are used.
- Mailing rules, inspections, deductions, disputes, and special tenancies may change timing.
The Renter's Ledger
Turn a move-out date and the applicable return window into a practical calendar reminder.
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Estimated date to monitor
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A calendar reminder based on the window you selected. Confirm the applicable deadline and triggering event.
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Check your lease
A deposit return date depends on the jurisdiction, the event that starts the deadline, and whether required information such as a forwarding address was provided. Choose the deadline that applies to your situation and this tool adds it to the trigger date. Verify the actual rule before treating the result as a legal deadline.
Need help finding the relevant clause? Review it with LeaseGuard.Estimated return date = trigger date + selected calendar-day window.
This is a planning estimate based on the numbers you enter. The lease, timing rules, and local requirements may affect the real amount or deadline.
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A tenancy ending August 1 with a 30-day window produces an August 31 monitoring date.
Some rules may run from move-out, tenancy termination, key return, or receipt of a forwarding address.
Deadlines differ by jurisdiction and tenancy. Check the applicable primary source, then use this calculator to add the correct window.
Not always. The trigger can depend on tenancy termination, possession, keys, or required address information.
No. It adds calendar days only and does not decide whether mailing by the deadline is sufficient.
Last reviewed August 8, 2026 · This calculator provides an informational estimate and is not legal, financial, tax, or housing advice.