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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Security Deposit for Repairs
Received an email from property manager regarding the following- my question is can I use current tenants security deposit to fix these.
“cabinet damage in the kitchen
-Garbage disposal - sounds like something is stuck in there
-Smoke detector missing
-base board in hall damaged
-Wooden floor lifted is hall way, dark spot near kitchen
-damage behind bathroom door
-base board and floor damage near bedroom door
-paint damage in bathroom
-bedroom closet door damage
Also, carpet cleaning.
Let me know your thoughts.”
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@Glenn Lee
Thanks. I would say that a missing smoke detector and the baseboard damage is not “normal wear and tear” and will be deducting those.