I’m in the Carolinas and although the last storm did a lot of damage my properties were fine because they are all inland no where close to any rivers or coast..

The tenant has been in the unit since Nov. 2012 and there is a lot of damage.

What if there are damages?

Recently got out of the student rental business but yes lease did have a joint liability clause for common area wear and damage. 

In PA, the broker/PM holds the deposit in escrow at a named financial institution and has under PA L/T laws 30 days after move out/possession to send detailed report of damages and balance of deposit check (or notice of amount due) to the tenant.Second:  whether or not the PM notified the tenant(s) is open to debate, "he said-she said". 

It is a a huge time saver, but be sure to let the contractors know that any material that looks damaged be put to the side so you can return/exchange it.

If you do it yourself I think the Home Depot power auger tool rental is like $100.If the seller definitively knew that there was a leaky/damaged sewer pipe then you would have cause to ask for repair.

Bathroom remodels take at least 3-4 days because the new mud needs time to dry and you probably have some subfloor damage.

The walls on both sides of the sink are water damaged, and it looks like a tile is missing on the floor.

To boot, basement has a lot of water damage.