Property Management
Under NC law, a landlord may deduct from a security deposit for all of the following EXCEPT:
ADamage beyond normal wear and tear
BUnpaid rent
CNormal wear and tear✓ Correct
DCosts to re-let after early lease termination
Explanation
NC law (G.S. 42-51) allows deductions for unpaid rent, damage beyond normal wear and tear, and other tenant-caused costs. However, normal wear and tear — the natural deterioration of the property with ordinary use — cannot be charged to the tenant.
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