How should a property manager calculate wear and tear versus tenant damage when making security deposit deductions for heavily scratched hardwood floors after a five-year tenancy?
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How should a property manager calculate wear and tear versus tenant damage when making security deposit deductions for heavily scratched hardwood floors after a five-year tenancy?
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Texas Property Code 92.104 security deposit deductions normal wear and tear 92.109 itemized accounting hardwood flooring depreciationGoogle ↗
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Texas Property Code 92.104 security deposit deductions normal wear and tear 92.109 itemized accounting hardwood flooring depreciation Google ↗
- Security Deposit Refunds - Landlord/Tenant Law · guides.sll.texas.gov
- PROPERTY CODE CHAPTER 92. RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES · tcss.legis.texas.gov
- Texas Constitution and Statutes · statutes.capitol.texas.gov