I bought and moved to a condo, and when my closing attorney wrote them a demand letter, I got the refund in a week.I watch court shows on TV where landlords try to keep deposits with pictures of garbage left behind and damages, and usually the judges are not sympathetic attributing it to wear and tear.

The kids we currently have also seem to like their 65-80inch smart TV's with WiFi that enables heavy streaming.

We have 2.4% unemployment. 1 br 1 bath condo near Apple is selling for 1.1M, 2 br, 1100 sf for $2.5M. 

She called one of the BIG plumbing outfits that advertises on TV .  

Obviously there are several issues at play here, as not everything is a true apples-to-apples comparison and it's quite possible that many of these units are rented to family or long term renters, but the discrepancies are off by often $700-1200/mo. 

That may be the monthly rent for houses and apartments in the area which would not be comparing apples to apples.

this might be  a bit of a wild solution, but contact local tv cable news. 

It's hard to get good apples-to-apples comparisons.So, for your question about whether $200/door is reasonable, it's hard to know without more information.  

There is a washer and dryer.Things like the Smart TV, wifi, outdoor grill, firepit, horse shoe pit, nude female artwork in the bedrooms, etc. are just bonus things above and beyond staying in a motel room.

For those who don't accept prepayment, all other tenant screening considerations aside (so it's apples to apples, no criminal history, etc.) my view is that one risk item (non-payment) is removed from the rental equation.