My plan for resolving this is to have it snaked, then scoped to provide visual verification that there is no damage.

Once you have that covered, put your documentation together and sue the tenant for back rent and damages.

Since the Unconstitutional Eviction Moratorium only covers "Non Payment of Rent," file for eviction under other reason(s) such as damage, disturbing the peaceful enjoyment, threats, etc.

I've inspected the place, he hasn't damaged anything but he does not keep things well.

A friend told me it should be electric, gas, water.Another friend said only electric because if gas and water are turned on, someone could accidentally leave it on and cause damage or run up the bill.What do you all do? 

I heard that not many renters insurance provide pet liability insurance (property damage and physical injury).

We still returned the full deposit even though the rent was owed, water was owed, damage to the home etc....there was a grieving family that needed help and that was one small way we could show compassion.  

Hello,I have wooden flooring in my rental apartments, some of the wooden flooring was partially damaged in the living room and one of the bedrooms, I think I made some poor choices when hiring a flooring contractor as I was a total noob few years ago, it turned out the contractor ripped off the entire  bedroomflooring and installed it with a prefinished flooring which is in stark contrast (a lot darker) with the rest of the apartment and he installed some of the ripped off pieces from bedroom  and installed in the living room to match color but it feels a liite bumpy around that area.

They also coordinated with cancelation and relocation due to this damage.

., from corresponding with the tenant to having someone evaluate the heating unit, etc.)My main concern isn’t the heating unit but rather the pipes, as we move into frigid season, and any adjacent damage caused by one bursting.