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Re: Tenant question - update- - Landlord Forum thread 335419

Re: Tenant question - update- by Shaun (FL) on May 24, 2015 @20:55

                              
I and one other LL mentioned the "crusher" letter. Both of us mentioned it if you had already sent out your Security Deposit Settlement Statement(SDSS).

Once the tenant moves, no need to talk to them. Take move-out pictures. Assess the damages. What is normal wear and tear and what is not. Repair property for re-rental. Send Tenant SDSS. NO talking involved. My SDSS states they have 15 days to object in writing (FL law). If they cash the check that signifies that they accept the charges. After 15 days from the day they signed for the SDSS if I do not hear from the tenant... as far as I am concern it's a done deal.

Now I realize that the first several years your learning curve is more like a vertical line than a normal learning growth line, at least mine was. So no one is putting you down. But you may want to go back and re-read the posts and see where you got confused.

Keep asking questions.
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Re: Tenant question - update- by Anonymous on May 24, 2015 @21:37 [ Reply ]
I really appreciate it! I probably read it in a rush! So sorry! I really I do not understand this guy, unless he is expecting full deposit! he will have deposit back,not in full, a lot of things will count as wear and tear, although some of them there are not!
here is a fine line what it is wear and tear for me it is not for him, the same with the cleaning, he is thinking he gave me the house clean and really the floors were dirty and behind washer, dryer, stove it was disgusting! blinds had never been clean and let plants died because he probably didn't want to spend water. He said a door was remove by home warranty and I have a letter from the company they never remove doors. Blinds broken and blood on wall I can keep going too.But he is in completely denied of everything! I guarantee he will get more deposit that we he really deserves!

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