Property Management
Under NJ law, which of the following is a valid reason for a NJ landlord to withhold a portion of a security deposit?
ANormal wear and tear on painted walls
BExtensive nail holes and damage requiring full repainting beyond normal wear✓ Correct
CA small scuff on the floor
DThe tenant's political views
Explanation
Security deposits may only be withheld for damages beyond normal wear and tear. Extensive nail holes requiring significant repair and repainting beyond the unit's typical turnover cost constitute damage beyond ordinary wear and can justify withholding.
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