Quick check under sinks to see if there are leaks, check the a/c unit to be sure it's not leaking inside (window units), listen to see if the toilet was running, check smoke detector batteries, ask if there were any maintenance issues, and off to the next one.I gave them several days notice, so they could plan for it and to have time to clean.It really doesn't matter how messy it is in-between inspections.  

Mitigation work is messy and noisy.

That would be a little messy if companies lost documents.Any chance you could convert to simple office space and offer at a discount?

I have to contact their current landlord/complex and I don't want things to get messy.

I just met with the Tenant and explained my situation and got to look around at the place (messy but not broken).  

If their income is affected because of this whole virus mess, I would probably work out a deal with them.One way that comes to mind is to use their security deposit to cover 1 month rent, in case they cant pay during furlough period.Or maybe reduce their rent, but cover the remaining from their deposit.

Oh well, sometimes messy houses go faster.

Have a process so you don't get yourself caught up in a legal mess. ie age discrimination, ZZ top discrimination.

They left the unit in better shape than when they moved in because they believe that just because being poor is no excuse to live messy.

Steve, no they were just vvery messy people.