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Crystal Shi
  • anaheim, CA
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more to be repaired after returning deposit.

Crystal Shi
  • anaheim, CA
Posted

Hello my fellow experienced landlord 

My tenant moved out and after roughly inspected the property I deducted the repair cost and returned their security deposit to them. 
then before my next tenants move in, I found the windows have many broken parts which I missed unfortunately. 
so my question is if I can still ask them to pay for the cost of repair. If they refuse is there anything I can do about it. Thank you in advance. 

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