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Tenant damage and normal wear, itemized with costs.
Charging a deposit for damage means showing what the damage was and what it cost to fix. Send the move-out photos and we separate tenant damage from normal wear, item by item, with a photo and a repair cost for each.
What you send
- The move-out photos
- Move-in photos or the move-in checklist, if you have them
- How long the tenant lived there
What you get back
- Every item listed as tenant damage or normal wear, with the reason
- The photo that shows it
- A repair cost for each damage item
- A summary page you can attach to your deposit paperwork
When it helps most
- Right after move-out, while your deadline to return the deposit is running
- When you expect the tenant to dispute the charges
Questions
Is this legal advice?
No. We give a construction opinion on condition and cost. Deposit rules and deadlines vary by state, so check yours or ask an attorney.
What counts as normal wear?
Things that happen from living in a home over time, like light scuffs, worn carpet paths and faded paint. The report explains the call on each item.
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