Property Management
A Kansas landlord may legally deduct from a security deposit for:
ANormal wear and tear
BPet deposits if no pet was present
CUnpaid rent and damages beyond normal wear and tear✓ Correct
DAny costs incurred by the landlord
Explanation
Landlords may deduct for unpaid rent and damages beyond normal wear and tear. They cannot deduct for ordinary wear and tear, which is the expected deterioration from normal use.
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