Property Management
In Ohio, which of the following is considered 'normal wear and tear' for which a landlord CANNOT deduct from a security deposit?
ALarge holes in the drywall from picture hanging
BFaded paint after several years of normal occupancy✓ Correct
CStained carpets from pet accidents
DBroken window panes
Explanation
Normal wear and tear includes gradual deterioration from ordinary use — faded or scuffed paint, minor scratches, small nail holes from normal picture hanging, and carpet wear from foot traffic. These cannot be charged to the tenant.
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