Every door broken in the unit, holes in the wall vanity cracked and water damaged.

@Pat Jackson Things are going to be taken or broken during a guest stay- that's the nature of the business. 

broken cabinets/holes in walls?

The sink faucet had broken and the spray hose had worked loose.

Siding or exterior in good condition, painted areas checked for cracks and peeling, windows cracked, broken, screens in good condition.

These are the sites I've used for research, certainly not advertising for any of them, but apologies up front if I have broken any of the rules:http://www.ehow.com/how_7444755_file-dba-tennessee.htmlhttp://www.volunteerstartup.com/incorporate-tennesseehttp://www.tn.gov/sos/forms/ss-4402.pdfhttp://www.legalzoom.com/dba-state-requirements/tennessee-dba.htmlBasically, it looks would use my name and a DBA under a sole proprietorship as "Matt's Real Estate" or something, pay the $20, and be required to renew every five years.But it looks like I would have unlimited liability, and I don't what the difference in insurance rates would be relative to the LLC Excise Tax.And based on this structure, if I ever did make income, I assume that I would owe that income to my state of residency, PA.

I have to say that the thread title looks like somebody had a broken calendar, because it reads Monday October 21, 2012, and today is Monday October 22, 2012 ...

., refusing to fix a doorknob (after being notified it was broken), leading to a loss of tenant's property.

If they trash the place, will insurance cover anything; missing/broken plumbing, soiled carpets/hardwoods, damaged drywall etc?

It said broken.