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Landlord/Tenant

  • 27-05-2009 11:16am
    #1
    bootsy11
    Closed Accounts Posts: 34 ✭


    I moved in on a short term lease and it is coming to an end in the next few days. I have a meeting with the landlord tonight to show him the apartment and hopefully receive all my deposit back.

    This has been my first tenancy so i'm looking for advice on three things.

    1. Theres some marks on the walls. Does it count as wear and tear?

    2. The chairs were the cheapest/flimsiest plastic IKEA chairs and are falling apart and not fit for the next tenant. Does that come out of the deposit.

    3. If he does take anything out of the deposit am i entitled to a receipt for exact costs?

    Thank you.


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  • #2
    chabby
    Closed Accounts Posts: 8 ✭chabby


    1. Theres some marks on the walls. Does it count as wear and tear? YES, as its not physical damage such a holes. Can you clean the marks off???

    2. The chairs were the cheapest/flimsiest plastic IKEA chairs and are falling apart and not fit for the next tenant. Does that come out of the deposit. POSSIBLY, what was the condition of these when you moved in and did you mention this to him?? if they are cheap to replace, it not much from your deposit anyway

    3. If he does take anything out of the deposit am i entitled to a receipt for exact costs? YES, original receipts as its your money after all


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