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Navigating tenant move-outs can be legally challenging for landlords, especially when it comes to withholding security deposits. In a recent New York Times article, Tarter Krinsky & Drogin Landlord & Tenant partner Michael Capozzi addressed a key legal requirement for landlords who handle repair work themselves after a tenant moves out, saying “If the landlord has to do the work without hiring a vendor, they should put an hourly rate to itemize the work done and justify retention of the deposit.”