All Forum Posts by: Ronald Roetsel

Yup. No luck...

Thanks Justin! 

Thanks Michele. The tenant accepted move-out report acknowledging fridge damages. At that point of time I did not have a full picture of replacement cost (I was assuming it will not be an issue finding spares).

I will get a new fridge (this time - low end), but I still struggle to find an answer - how much can I charge my tenants for that? Let's say, a new fridge would cost $800. The old one (before depreciation) $2000. Replacement parts are not available - not even their archive price (when they're available).

RR

Hi,

How would you estimate security deposit deduction if a tenant broke almost all shelves, bins, and drawers in a high end fridge? The fridge was bough approx 5 years ago for ~$2K and unfortunately neither manufacturer nor online appliance part stores offer replacements (original or 3rd party). I ended up with a fridge which works great, but it is totally useless.

Thank you,

RR