At first I wanted to be moving on from the nightmare of horrendous tenants' damage.

I need to get a landlord lawyer for me to recoup two years of lost rent and damages for the unit. 

Who covers any damages that occur to the home during move out? 

This means that the LLC's assets—not its owners' personal assets—are used to pay any legal damages or debts.

We are doing a lot of damage control due to this, and it makes me angry that I feel he took advantage of my Section 8 tenants.

Over the decades, he had very numerous and severe problems with tenants as well as flooding that the stress really got to him.Because of his location, he could NOT find good tenants, Credit Scores were useless since anyone applying had bad credit and he had to accept people with barely enough income.He did about 5 or so eviction during this time, his life was threatened several times, the rental was damaged several times as well, and tenants with no assets had stopped paying during the Pandemic.The Stress got to him.

I recently went in the home for some repairs to find lots of damage and filthy living conditions.

Additionally, the Section 8 program screens tenants, which can help to reduce the risk of problems such as unpaid rent or property damage.

I hate to do it but this is about damage control.

Or maybe they will share an electronic copy of their inspection results with pictures and that would suffice.I don't allow Landlords to inspect the property on their own because they often get into conversations with the Tenants that cause damage.