If they charge, keep the invoice and take it from security deposit.

Enter a maintenance request, assign a vendor, attach a fake invoice.

@Tuan Dang - that's great. 

Affordability is going to be a huge topic soon so the world needs a much help as it can get since Elon Musk isn't solving that one for us we have to do it ourselves... dang it!

Invoice her for the cost of repairing the problems that are caused by her during her tenancy.

They know i live out of state and could practically make up phony invoices for work that never happened.

Are they providing a line items on invoices showing exactly what was being done, do those prices seem reasonable?

Vendors offer take a few weeks to submit invoices and utility companies are billing for last months usage.

It's dang near impossible to sort through the noise of the various options of retirement plans and tax consequences and having my funds being immediately available, to take advantage of opportunities as they arise.

We have a property management company in town and could help you through some different recourse steps:- Make sure to look through the management contract you signed to see what recourse actions have been put in there for this specific situation- Make sure to look at any invoices that were input into your owner statements/portal and see if these checks were made out to actual contractors or were made for legitimate expenses.