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[Normal Wear & Tear] - how much would you deduct for holes?

Sandy S.
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As per the above, tenant left me some nice wall holes upon inspection.  It was where a TV was mounted on the wall.  They have been occupying this unit   for 7+ years.  Lease states that the property must be returned in the condition it was received.  There were no holes prior in these areas.  Would you count this as normal wear & tear vs. damage?  And how much would you charge?  

I'm tending to lean towards the former, but want to make sure I am making a reasonable assessment to ensure the tenant doesn't throw a berating response to my charges.

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