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How to deduct for this damage?

Jack B.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Seattle, WA
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Tenant has yet to move all their stuff out, but so far while giving tours I've noticed the following (based on my before pictures compared to how things are now, I took a few pics of damage while walking through so I could compare at home right now):

-Bathroom counter has a thumbnail size chip in it, very noticeable and was not in before move in pictures. 

-Same bathroom, the finish on the cabinets for the sink/vanity is very faded in specific areas, as if a dog (their unauthorized dog....) was scratching at it.

-The kitchen sink is badly scratched on the "floor" of the sink. The entire kitchen was brand new when they moved in....

-Hardwood floors have some noticeable finish wear signs in high traffic areas but that could be normal wear.

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