Landlord is charging me for bed bug treatment while terminating lease, is this legal?
If the bed bugs were not the tenant's fault, then no, the LL cannot legally charge the tenant for terminating the bed bugs.
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If the bed bugs were not the tenant's fault, then no, the LL cannot legally charge the tenant for terminating the bed bugs.
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