They put a tenant in a property (I pay 65%of first months lease), tenant pulls apart all the appliances looking for copper or parts to sell (I pay $1500 for new appliances), they evict tenant and I pay minimal fee while it’s empty until rented, they rent to new tenant (I pay 65% of new tenants first months lease and rekeying fee), etc. - over last 2 months property manager has made about $750 extra payment while I have lost about $2000 unexpected losses and it’s all a result of the property managers decisions.

If tenant refuses, you show up with a locksmith and change the locks while the tenant is away, conduct your Lead Paint test, and then start the eviction.I think most of this would be resolved with more stringent background checks and higher standards.Have you spoken to the City about this to see how you would get around it?

I already re-keyed her deadbolt lock myself free of charge.

Hello,I need to order a deadbolt and doorknob lock that I can rekey myself multiple times.

Install Kwikset Smart Key and when they move out, you can rekey the lock yourself in a few seconds. 

While they were at the office signing docs, our locksmith was at the property rekeying the locks!

Knowing the location of the home, if it has a basement etc...would be helpful but snaking companies (may be the plumbers, maybe not), HVAC, general handymen/women, locksmith. 

We rekey our rentals on turn over.

There is a local property manager that will send a locksmith to make sure we have access.

Many leases incorporate this kind of language or at least state that the tenant bears financial responsibility for a locksmith to change a properly functioning lock.