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		<title>By: martha</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[First of all, was the amount of security deposit already deducted from that bill? Was there a list of all items repaired? Were there receipts as proof of the work done and how much they cost? What does the lease agreement say about the repairs? If it&#039;s normal wear and tear then she shouldn&#039;t be paying for it. But a hole in the closet, some stains on the carpet, and possibly some markings on the wall (?) are not normal wear and tear. It would be best if she call a tenant union and file a complaint. RPA has that option so maybe she can check into it. This way, a mediator could come in between her and her ex-landlord to possibly solve the issue. I hope that helps!]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>First of all, was the amount of security deposit already deducted from that bill? Was there a list of all items repaired? Were there receipts as proof of the work done and how much they cost? What does the lease agreement say about the repairs? If it&#8217;s normal wear and tear then she shouldn&#8217;t be paying for it. But a hole in the closet, some stains on the carpet, and possibly some markings on the wall (?) are not normal wear and tear. It would be best if she call a tenant union and file a complaint. RPA has that option so maybe she can check into it. This way, a mediator could come in between her and her ex-landlord to possibly solve the issue. I hope that helps!</p>
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