Property Management
Under Michigan law, which of the following may a landlord deduct from a security deposit?
ANormal wear and tear
BDamage beyond normal wear and tear, unpaid rent, and certain other costs✓ Correct
CAny cleaning cost regardless of property condition
DAll of the above without limitation
Explanation
Michigan's Security Deposit Act allows deductions for damage beyond normal wear and tear, unpaid rent, and other costs allowed by the lease. Normal wear and tear cannot be charged to the tenant.
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