Previous tenant had a TV on the wall just want to know the way you will fix this & the supplies you will use.

Like someone mentioned above, you can weed out alot of bad apples just in the inquiries.

The way you broke it up you are comparing apples and oranges.

Try and get the best "apples-to-apples" comparison by finding similar units based on bedrooms, baths, sq footage, garage/parking?

Thing is, that's simply not how the law or Judges work at all, maybe on tv, not in reality. 

And I tell them when we sign the lease that (for example) if a pipe bursts and floods the house/apartment I will fix the place up to make it brand new, but I'm not responsible for their big screen tv, their couch or their other stuff.

I would cover basic internet but I don't want to pay for a renters' cable TV or other services. 

Of course, there are bad apples in every applecart.

Beyond that, it's about as much as comparing apples to apples.We averagely pay around 3k-5k for a new roof on a SFH, that said, if it's not leaking, then it don't need fixing.

Right now, Austin has 42 towers in development in the central core, a massive Tesla Gigafactory under construction in east Austin, a multi-billion dollar Apple campus under construction in NW Austin, a potential 17-billion dollar Samsung factory coming in NE Austin, as well as dozens of companies moving their HQ here in the past 12 months.