I state that they are responsible to reimburse me for any fines I receive as a result of their behavior or lack maintenance of the property.

I feel the same way as you regarding the additional money, but the "gurus" make it sound like I am setting myself up for disaster by allowing this behavior to go on.  

His poor behavior reflects very badly on you and you need to distance yourself from this person asap.I had a similar experience, but as the consumer.  

I just wonder if I could send a note about eviction process due to breaking lease agreement by not communicating with me/not letting me in.And/or saying I will charge them for my loss since I have no way to show the property and signing new lease starting beginning of February.I just don't understand their behavior.

I was very concerned with the behavior, but so far everything is playing out well. 

Only the landlord or property manager knows how much risk they want to accept, the rental market in the local area, the appearance and behavior of the applicant, etc.

@Jaylyn Heartso I feel that is unprofessional behavior.

In order to select a good tenant the property manager needs two things: Multiple applicants - If you have only one or two applicants, you are stuck.Financial history - Past behaviors are a good indicator of how people will behave in the future.In Las Vegas, the vast majority of tenants renting properties in the $400/Mo. to $800/Mo. range live cash based lives.

I'm hearing of people paying 90%+ buying foreclosures on the courthouse steps which is not sane behavior.2.

Is this normal behavior?