The Hidden Truth Behind “Normal Wear and Tear” Every Landlord Needs to Know Before It Costs You Thousands
10 years
At the decade mark, landlords should anticipate the need for significant property updates, including repainting, flooring replacements, and potentially new appliances.
Differentiating Between Wear and Tear and Property Damage
Property damage goes beyond normal wear and tear, resulting from tenant negligence, misuse, or intentional destruction. Examples include:
- Large holes in walls
- Heavily stained or burned carpets
- Broken light fixtures or shattered windows
- Appliance misuse leading to failure
The difference:
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