Rental Management Company - RMC - Huber Investments - Huber Development - Huber Real Estate Property management company defies the law and the orders of a Snohomish County judge. Everett, Washington

Rental Management Company (a.k.a. Huber Investments, Huber Development) routinely violates RCW 59.18.280 by failing to return security deposits within the 14 days required by law. They took nearly 70 days to return my deposit after I legally and properly moved out.
WA law requires RMC to "...give a full and specific statement of the basis for retaining any of the deposit together with the payment of any refund due the tenant..." within 14 days after you legally vacate the rental.
If RMC took longer than 14 days to provide either the "full and specific" statement or the refund you can sue them in small claims court.
See case# C09-02456 in Snohomish County District Court as proof you can win.
See: http://www1.co.snohomish.wa.us/Departments/District_Court/About/ for everything you need to know about filing a small claims action.
I won my case against them but still couldn't get paid despite an order from the judge. I eventually had to "Get Jesse": http://www.king5.com/video/consumer-index.html?nvid=376623
You can probably skip the small claims process and just Get Jesse directly: http://www.king5.com/localnews/consumer/about_get_jesse.html
If you own a property and have hired RMC to manage it you should be aware of the business they are conducting as your agent. Here is the relevant law:
RCW 59.18.280: http://apps.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=59.18.280
Moneys paid as deposit or security for performance by tenant Statement and notice of basis for retention Remedies for landlord's failure to make refund. Within fourteen days after the termination of the rental agreement and vacation of the premises or, if the tenant abandons the premises as defined in RCW 59.18.310, within fourteen days after the landlord learns of the abandonment, the landlord shall give a full and specific statement of the basis for retaining any of the deposit together with the payment of any refund due the tenant under the terms and conditions of the rental agreement. No portion of any deposit shall be withheld on account of wear resulting from ordinary use of the premises. The landlord complies with this section if the required statement or payment, or both, are deposited in the United States mail properly addressed with first-class postage prepaid within the fourteen days.
The notice shall be delivered to the tenant personally or by mail to his last known address. If the landlord fails to give such statement together with any refund due the tenant within the time limits specified above he shall be liable to the tenant for the full amount of the deposit. The landlord is also barred in any action brought by the tenant to recover the deposit from asserting any claim or raising any defense for retaining any of the deposit unless the landlord shows that circumstances beyond the landlord's control prevented the landlord from providing the statement within the fourteen days or that the tenant abandoned the premises as defined in RCW 59.18.310. The court may in its discretion award up to two times the amount of the deposit for the intentional refusal of the landlord to give the statement or refund due. In any action brought by the tenant to recover the deposit, the prevailing party shall additionally be entitled to the cost of suit or arbitration including a reasonable attorney's fee.
Nothing in this chapter shall preclude the landlord from proceeding against, and the landlord shall have the right to proceed against a tenant to recover sums exceeding the amount of the tenant's damage or security deposit for damage to the property for which the tenant is responsible together with reasonable attorney's fees. [1989 c 342 9; 1983 c 264 7; 1973 1st ex.s. c 207 28.]