Lender · Memphis, TN · Member since 2025 · 178 posts · 201 votes
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Good point, @Alexander Szikla. I think James was saying that landlords in Memphis can add tenant-caused damage to the tenant ledger, which means the tenant has to pay it before they leave. If the tenant leaves without paying it, then that outstanding balance can be collected from the security deposit or in a worst case from a judgment.
Maybe James is saying something different, but that's how I interpreted it.