Fortunately I had keys to the units or they would have broke the glass to gain entry.I had a Chineese restaurant that moved out of a unit and never returned their key.

*raise glass*Congrats on your first buy!

I'm picturing someone at firstkey blowing up a pic of a FedEx envelope and printing it at 1,000% bigger...than getting out their magnifying glass to check for proper sealing. 

As a 6'3" tall person, I would laugh a bit at seeing such a short bathroom.

The reason why I believe that is because when homes are vacant for an extended period of time, and the grass is very tall, typically the city will send someone over to mow the lawns and then forward the bill to property owner.

I had one set of tenants that broke the sliding glass door and were going to replace it themselves with another door frame and all.

A nice glass of wine, your favorite hobby, meditation, etc.

those are pretty tall hurdles to get over... caution would be my thought..not a lot of room if it does not quite go right. 

Alternatively, you can pull some information from county recorder, however that will typically be a situation that has escalated from administrative citation to a legal action far beyond tall weeds and broken windows.Few will ever venture beyond their first "no" from a clerk.

I cleaned it out and discovered that there was broken glass(looked like shards from a wine glass) as well as the plastic stickers that they put on new plates in the filter.