Carpet replacement due to pet urination : ezLandlordForms

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Annette P

started a topic about 11 years ago

I had a tenant that had pet that frequently urinated thus creating a situation where the carpets need to be replaced as indicated by carpet cleaner specialist. Can carpet replacement cost be taken out of security deposit 100%?

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Annette P

said about 11 years ago

I had a tenant that had pet that frequently urinated thus creating a situation where the carpets need to be replaced as indicated by carpet cleaner specialist. Can carpet replacement cost be taken out of security deposit 100%? I also did have a $200.00 nonrefundable pet deposit.

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Curtis B

said about 11 years ago

In general you can only deduct the lost time of use, ie if they had 50% of there life left then you can deduct 50% of the cost of new.

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Dawn A

said about 11 years ago

How old is the carpet? Typically carpet depreciates over 7 years.