@Mike Nuss Sounds good!  Willing

Dishes and silverware for a few bucks from Goodwill, you can't tell it isn't brand new......All for pennies on the dollar.

She did you many favors by choosing to move out, so just take her goodwill for what it's worth so far, which right now is an extra $300-400 a month.  

I think I can keep open lines of communication and goodwill with my clients, the tenants, better than if I outsourced it. 

They remained unyielding in their stance.After their decision, in goodwill, I offered to show them my roommate agreements for 12 months terms (which I did), terminated my roommate's agreement as they requested (which I did) and even proposed selling my condo (currently for sale).

They clung on to the idea that what was once good will be again, with a hard nudge from lawmakers, and then the steel factories and coal mines in PA, WV, KY, OH, etc would be able to get back to the business and operations that they were used to, and the American Dream would be alive and well again.

I'd agree that regardless of where the responsibility lies, it would be a small gesture of good will on your part to have your PM arrange for it to be cleaned out (especially if they are good tenants).  

No amount of good will or PC name changing will reverse that. 

Ask yourself as you go through the process " Do I look like a Hotel".....Definitely buy your cooking stuff at a Goodwill or similar plates, glasses, silverware, Etc can cost a ton brand new and there is zero difference between new and used...it's metal and glass. 

Nothing good will come of this if you agree to pay cash.