What photographic evidence do we need to legally justify security deposit deductions for pet damage in a rental home?
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What photographic evidence do we need to legally justify security deposit deductions for pet damage in a rental home?
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North Carolina security deposit law pet damage photographs documentation ordinary wear and tear N.C. Gen. Stat. 42-50 42-52 42-55Google ↗
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North Carolina security deposit law pet damage photographs documentation ordinary wear and tear N.C. Gen. Stat. 42-50 42-52 42-55 Google ↗
- G.S. 42-51 · ncleg.gov
- G.S. 42-52 · ncleg.gov
- Chapter 42 · ncleg.gov
- LANDLORD-TENANT NORMAL WEAR AND TEAR GUIDEWARNING: Agents are strongly advised to stop and consult with an attorney before deducting damages from a tenant’s security deposit if there is any question as to whether the alleged damage is normal wear and tear or not. This guide is only meant to provide general guidance and examples. It is not the law, and it cannot, and does not, supersede any statute in North Carolina’s Tenant Security Deposit Act.North Carolina General Statutes 42-51 and 42-52 pro · ncrealtors.org