Did they leave the place clean and without damages?

Hi all,My tenant's family member and her boyfriend (who are not on the lease) are causing destruction of property and many issues - such as damaging another tenant's property during an argument.

@Eric Nelson,Now, here's what the others aren't telling you ...An umbrella policy over your other insurance may pay damages sought by a plaintiff (and then again, it may not!)

It needs to be done after they move out and before the next tenants moves in (or you start having people traipse through), best to do it as soon as possible so they can't claim the damage happened under your watch.  

It is very rare that a tenant will actually do damage simply due to a non renewal.

In the process, a door was broken, and the tenant responsible for that property damage (herein referred to as the "problem tenant") moved out.

Kudos for the DIY effort but once you're prying out screws (maybe someone repaired it before and stripped them) you're doing some damage and probably just begging for a call with another issue in a couple of months.

They never notified us and the spoon caused the disposal to deteriorate and leak which caused severe water damage to the cabinets underneath.  

Steven Taylor I never, ever let tenants do pool care; chemicals not right, damage pool finish etc.... take care of it professionally People share pools all the time in apartment communities, so I don't see a reason why it can't be for both houses.

I think they should've spent time on landscaping to dress up that beat up yard- that would have really made a difference.