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Should I charge tenants for the brand new or the used model?

Guka Kagu
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My tenants just moved out. They damaged the cooktop due to negligence and abuse. I need to replace the whole unit. The company doesn’t make the same model anymore and the similar model is around $2800.

My second option is to buy a used one online for $2100. Let’s say I go with the second option. Can I still ask for $2800 since they got a brand new cooktop when they moved in.

Thank you!

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