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Kirk J.
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Tenant cracked a window. Advice needed

Kirk J.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Saint Louis, MO
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My tenant texted me today letting me know he accidentally cracked his bedroom window. He says the window is still intact and will hold up for a bit. Should I just get the window replaced and just deduct the cost from his security deposit? Or just patch it and just wait ?

Side notes: These are single plane windows that I was budgeting to replace in 2018. What's the best strategy?

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Get it fixed and charge the tenant for the cost of the repair.

A security deposit is only used to cover the costs of repairs after a tenant moves out.

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