And now you are trying to police the tenants' use of who is using the washers/dryers.And if they're in-unit, you are now paying for the water for their relatives to come over and use their washers.And if you try to charge them an additional fee if they put in their own washers, they will try to hide them. 

Would you want to do a new property condition report when their furniture is possibly hiding damage?

They are either trying to hide assets from a bankruptcy judge, or social security, or some agency that limits the assets they can have on hand. 

What benefit comes to me as a result of hiding myself from tenants?

Regardless of a possible $5,000 hit, we just want to be covered and not feel like we're skulking around or have something to hide.  

If she is selected tell her your policy is to collect rent monthly and avoid the responsibility of holding her money in an account for her.Cash usually means she is hoping to hide something in her past rental records.

I don't hide anything and I don't turn my phone off.  

So I guess they know how to hide their stuff.I wonder what else can I do to get them out ASAP.

I have a tenant on my new multifamily property who was screened by previous owner/management so they were inherited and already gave notice that they are moving at end of lease in October.  Their unit is on the second...

I can't figure out if she was legally required to disclose to us that she was growing but it seems illogical that there be no consequences to her for hiding this from us if we have to disclose the problem to any future tenants or buyers but had no say in allowing her to grow on our property.