Property Management
In South Carolina, which of the following would be considered a legitimate deduction from a security deposit?
ANormal wear and tear from regular use
BCleaning costs for a heavily soiled unit left in much worse condition than when rented✓ Correct
CRepainting walls that simply aged over a 3-year tenancy
DReplacing carpet that was old when the tenant moved in
Explanation
Landlords may deduct for damage beyond normal wear and tear. A heavily soiled unit requiring abnormal cleaning is a legitimate deduction.
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