I would only recommend it in certain circumstances such as when a material fact is uncovered during inspection that wasn't disclosed or factored into the price (it should be a good reason that perhaps neither party knew about).  

You can give section 8 a try, unfortunately its not a short process and will take you 30-60 days to get the process completed and get someone in which sucks when you have a rent ready apartment available right after the previous tenant vacates. 

@Matthew Evora I don't know Meriden well, unfortunately. 

Unfortunately, I did not make him sign any paper but I have a video when he asks for the 3 months and I agree.

One of our STR investments is in Sevierville where unfortunately no cable internet seems available (Comcast/Spectrum, etc.).

I long ago made a policy where I will not under any circumstances comment on the amount of security deposit I plan to return until after the keys are on the table and the tenant is gone.Now I HAVE done a quick walk through in the week BEFORE move out to give my general opinion of the condition of the property, and any specific things I see that I MAY consider after move out.

Unfortunately there is nothing you can do now except if you did receive a receipt you can contact the contractor and ask them why they wrote an invoice up for work they didn't complete. 

There is money being put into the city - unfortunately the central business district isnt turning quite as quickly as one would hope.

Unfortunately, I have an appointment in the morning and won’t be able to join you.

We have definitely struggled in other circumstances where we felt like they weren't supporting us at all and they should have been!