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security deposits

Howard Maidens
  • Jenison, MI
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Looking for advice on how more experienced landlords handle this situation. I just had tenants move out and left the unit filthy. No real damage, just very dirty. We spent four hours last night cleaning. To start things off, they broke the lease. They did give 30 days notice, and I was able to fill the unit immediately. What is a fair fee to charge for cleaning, Looking for advice and different perspectives.

Thanks

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