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Jim Stanley
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Should I charge tenants for hole in carpet?

Jim Stanley
  • Denver, CO
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My tenants of 4 years are moving out and they showed me a hole in the carpet

The carpet is kinda old and I think it was normal wear not anything they did wrong

Tenants are expecting to pay for it out of their deposit but I don’t think they should. It will need to be replaced 

Should I charge them?

Thanks 

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    Brendan Miller
    • Rental Property Investor
    • Gilbert, AZ
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    Brendan Miller
    • Rental Property Investor
    • Gilbert, AZ
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    @Jim Stanley I think you already answered your own question. If the carpet was old and you were already planning on replacing it, then I'd thank them for being honest and bringing it your attention and tell them not to worry about it. It sounds like they've been good tenants for you over the past 4 years, so I personally wouldn't charge them if it's wear and tear like you said.

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