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Can the landlord deduct from my security deposit for normal wear and tear on the unit?

April 26, 2017deduct deposit landlord normal security tear wear

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Can the landlord deduct from my security deposit for normal wear and tear on the unit?

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No. Landlords cannot charge for normal wear and tear on the apartment. For example, the landlord should not charge for such routine procedures as shampooing the carpet or painting the unit, unless there are egregious stains, damages, etc.