Ask your manager for photos and records.

Your state codes outline your responsibilities.Dead tenants rarely complain.When a relative accepts the responsibility of taking the ex tenants property I have them sign for it and I photo copy their personal ID.

Take a look at some photos and let me know what you think.

You want to have it picked up as much as you can when you take photos as well. 

I can't stress this enough, take photos and video with audio to time stamp.

Are their listings detailed with good quality photos?

It's a duplex, currently rented, with photos that look like a rented unit. 

The good faith deposit may be refundable if they are not able to secure you with the terms they represent but a good faith deposit like anything else is negotiable, possibly less a nominal processing fee.

This morning I received photos of pittbull poop on the hallway in front of the second floor apartment which I swiftly forwarded to the mother.I do not want this tenant at all as I can totally relate to what the third floor tenant has expressed in some of her text messages with former owner.

From from what I read in various groups is that you would post your listing to Craigslist, Facebook marketplace, with photos of course, and if it's a good deal the buyers will come.