When I've fully assessed the damages, I would try to contact the former tenant and let them know the costs.

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Have a direct conversation to see what their plan is and make sure that they posted it on the MLS. 

So yes you do not need to allow accessAlso regarding trees, in most states if your tree falls on someone elses property and causes damage, if it was a healthy tree and due to a storm then you are not responsible, he would need to file an insurance claim. but sending you a bill I would say send it to your insurance company and then they can contact me for mine if they need it.

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