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Broken sink by the tenant

Ryan Jaret
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Hello,

About one week into my tenants lease he broke the sink. I went ahead and paid the maintenance and a new faucet on my own, but told him it was going to be deducted from the SD. Now that the lease is over tenant is saying I already paid for it and it's not a SD issue and is suing for the money back. Did I mess up here?

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Ron H.
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Ron H.
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In the future if something likes this gets broken, charge the tenant immediately.  Deposit is to only be used when things are found broken at moveout.

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