Which of the following is a justifiable reason for not refunding a tenant's security deposit? A. normal wear and tear of premises B. holes in the walls C. being noisy D. none of these quzilet

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Reese Keith

15 July, 16:02

Which of the following is a justifiable reason for not refunding a tenant's security deposit? A. normal wear and tear of premises B. holes in the walls C. being noisy D. none of these quzilet

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Fatima Dawson · Answer 1

The answer is "Option B"

Explanation:

A security deposit represents the funds, which are paid to homeowners and the property during the lease period. The lender restores the deposit after the leasing period ends, and deducts sometimes all the amount required for the mortgage to cleaning up or refurbish it. If there are the holes in walls, so the amount isn't returned, and other choices were wrong that can be described as follows:

Option A and Option C were wrong because it is not a valid reason.