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Updated over 7 years ago, 03/28/2017

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Bill Dodge
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Unknown , MN
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List of excessive damages that can be deducted from deposit

Bill Dodge
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Unknown , MN
Posted

My first tenant is moving out and it is not going smoothly.

There seems to be a lot of excessive damage to the house and I want to know what is normally considered excessive damage.

Is there a standard listing of typical excessive damages in rental properties?

thanks

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