I put some of the tenants stuff in the patio and told her she can retrieve it from there.  

https://realestate.usnews.com/real-estate/articles...This article concludes, "For the sake of avoiding future problems, if you fundamentally disagree with a landlord’s firearm policy, look to live elsewhere in the same way you’d avoid an apartment building that doesn’t allow dogs if you have a Labrador retriever."

Anybody here have any success stories retrieving money owed from previous tenants?

Once a month I retrieve the coins, sweep the floor, empty the garbage can, and wipe down the machines and surfaces.Robert, I support your intent and need to recoup the expense associated with providing your tenants with a means to do their laundry on site.

Did you think she did this simply trying to keep you from filling it with junk, or that she intended to use it and frequent the property to store/retrieve things?  

Anticipate that she may have personal property that she still wants to retrieve from the property and that issue may cause some discord.

Its a golden retriever.

Just plug in the address that you retrieve from public records.

Court House Retrieval System is good, but is limited in its coverage

I am also a Realtor, so I have MLS access and courthouse retrieval to look at comps.