This would have been the appropriate time for them to bring up the maintenance issues.The floor damage is a long-term issue yet they failed to report it until after you renewed.

I didn't want to evict during the winter as the damage was already done anyways, it cant get much worst then it is. 

Can it be done without their service, is it an efficient and effective method to collect data "real time" in one place with enough value to warrant the monthly fee?

If so how do you articulate your request to avoid the reverse effect?

Let the tenant know - in advance - that everything has been documented so they are less likely to steal or hide damage.The lease should cover lawn care and that the tenant is responsible for repairing damage from their pet, to include dead grass from pet urine.Have an eviction attorney in mind and start the eviction process at the first available opportunity.Any specific questions I can help with?

And they will be making sure that each and every tenant will be responsible for damages and so forth.I told him I  am interested but need some time to think on it meanwhile he needs to get permission from his boss.Does anybody has any experience with this kind of a situation?

But if it was an exclusive right to sell, the Realtor has a few tools available.He can sue the seller for damages and will most likely win.  

Submit an insurance claim and hope they cover it.When you have water damage, particularly over a longer period of time, there's a high risk of mold.

So, I do agree with James on the idea that the development taking place in Camden will have a greater effect on Camden, and not the surrounding area. 

I am concerned about calling them back and letting them know we want them out regardless as this could lead to property damage.