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AC leaked, caused flooring damage. Security Deposit?
I have a really good tenant, the AC in her unit broke; water leaked and caused some minor warping of the hardwood near the register.
My question is, she reported it when she said she noticed the flooring was warped. Should I deduct it from her security deposit? I’m almost certain she’ll stay another year or two.
She hasn’t asked to get the floor fixed, and not sure if I should chalk it up as fair wear and tear.
Thoughts?
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If damages were not caused by her, damages caused by failure of your equipment which you are responsible. Can't deduct any of it from her security deposit.