Our U-Haul truck was stuck on our lawn when we were moving due to the rain, does that supposed to come out of our security deposit --98.209.xxx.xx

If you parked on the lawn, and damaged it, yes it comes out of your damage deposit if you did not return it to its original condition. --173.28.xx.xxx

It would if you were my move out resident. --172.59.xxx.xx

You did the damage. You pay to fix it. --107.141.xx.xxx

Why didn't fix it? --24.101.xxx.xxx

Why didn't you fix it --24.101.xxx.xxx

If that same U-Haul damaged your car, should the driver fix that dent in your car? --24.101.xxx.xxx

Do you want the home owner to be responsible for your actions? Where are you moving to? Back to your mama’s basement? Be an adult and take responsibility for your actions. --66.169.xxx.xxx

And if ya broke the curb or sidewalk, ya get extra points. --69.130.xxx.xxx

So yes if you rutted up the yard with your moving truck you either need to fix it, pay to fix it, or (if it was me) I'd call my yard man, he'd fix it and I'd take it out of your deposit. --65.188.xxx.xxx

Of course if you were moving in (and not out) I'd still want you to fix it, or I'd fix it and add the cost to your next rent cycle. --65.188.xxx.xxx

If you were moving out the landlord will likely take it out of your deposit unless the deposit doesn't cover all of the damage then you will be billed and if you don't pay it the landlord will get a judgement in small claims court and garnish wages until it, legal fees, and court costs are paid in full. --209.205.xxx.xx

I think you already knew the answer anyhow. --107.147.xx.xx