Like they all said ^^^ Tell this guy to go pound sand.

Spring deterioration is normal wear and tear and hell no a tenant is not responsible for maintaining the springs on a garage door.I tell the LL to pound sand..... prove there is was negligence or a commonly accepted documentation that garage door spring maintenance falls under tenant responsibility for general unit maintenance. 

He got into my wife's face and she weighs only 92 pounds.

And open pick up truck is the worst and you never need to carry a thousand pounds of gravel but once every 5 years.

Portland Landlord finds 50,000 pounds of trash left by tenant.http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2016/05/10/Portland-landlord-finds-50000-pounds-of-trash-left-by-tenant/6641462893961/think he is ready to sell?

Mine isn't automatically checked, but I seem to bet getting many more unwanted notifications now than I was two weeks ago.  

I've seen too many developers or wanna-be developers pound their fists on the desk only to walk out with their tails between their legs. 

I have an 8 x 4 foot, 1200 pound pool table on four legs that I want to move to the third floor of my 2 year old house (table is disassembled and mostly already up there).

Flynn to go F himself and go pound sand.Oh and I got to tell you, if I ever heard the phrase "Investment Model" come out of anyone,  I'd bolt a titanium plate over my azz for protection

This takes a LOT of my time.If I went to get a judgement against this tenant for the balance of the lease (if I could even find them to serve court papers), the judge would tell me to go pound sand, absorb it as a business expense, go re-rent the apartment, move on with my life and quit bothering him with this "nonsense."