The tenant moved few days ago and PM asking me how much I should deduct from the security deposit for the following:I have no experience on repair cost, that's why seeking for advise here.                     1.Tenant left trash/items at curb side, if still there please remove.2.Remove the potted plant stain on the concrete porch. 3.Remove/repaint railing of the front of the house, there is red paint.4.Replace 12 missing slats on the sliding door in kitchen.5.Crack sink in downs bathroom.6.Stopper in downstairs bathroom sink in missing.7.Repair poor patch job in downstairs laundry door frameHow much should be deduct for each and Anything that I shouldn't deduct?

Now including appliances like a fridge and/or washer/dryer may sweeten the pot for a potential buyer.

If it covers much of the costs be thankful, if it produces a profit as well you gambled and hit the jack pot.

The water is shutoff, so squatters have been ******** in pots, soup cans, and the floor.I believe the ARV would be 105,000.

Do you pay them out of a general vacancy reserve pot?

The kitchen is stocked with pots, pans, spices, condiments etc not food.Never had much problem.

Some people do like to put a frog in a pot and slowly turn up the heat and others like to just give an as is deal".

Indeed but when your monthly gross is $13k+ a month and your annual net is only $3k thats a problem don't you think?

. - have a large storage area so you can store and replace broken dishes, linens, towels, coffee pots, wine glasses, all the things that WILL get ruined at some point.

After the GAO analyzed the administrations annual plan they estimated a -124% deficit in 10 years, it is the uncertainty in the market, reduction in the tax base, expansion of the infrastructure and trade modifications that can stir the pot quickly.