Скачать или смотреть Rental Rules Every Landlord and Tenant Should Know

Do you know the difference between wear and tear and damage in a rental property? Understanding this distinction can save landlords and tenants time, money, and unnecessary conflict.

Wear and tear refers to normal aging from everyday use, such as minor scuff marks, faded paint, worn flooring, or small nail holes. These items are generally the landlord’s responsibility.

Damage goes beyond normal use and is often caused by negligence or misuse. Examples include holes in walls, broken doors, damaged flooring, or cracked sinks. These issues are typically the tenant’s responsibility.

Clear expectations lead to fair renting and smoother move outs.

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