One thing that is discussed today may not be a problem but six months from now facts and conversations can get twisted and having the receipts will always play to your favor.It could be something as simple as a lawsuit that arose from some belongings that were accidentally discarded but you did discard them after the correct # of days that your lease says to wait but you didn't make a note with the date that they were discarded or take pictures, so now what will you do?

Ask them to provide comps but be specific for what you want and ask for more than you need this way you can discard any that aren't suitable.

If not...Ideas (if you don't already have them):- Discard contingencies- Offer to pay seller's closing costs

However, you cannot immediately dispose of their belongings.Best practice is to 1) Document that the tenant has vacated with photos, dates, lack of communication. 2) Provide written notice to the tenant’s last known address stating the property was abandoned and giving a deadline to claim their belongings. 3) You may box and store the items and clean/secure the unit but do not discard or sell items until the statutory notice period has passed.If you want to re-rent quickly and avoid liability, many landlords store the items and charge reasonable storage costs.

The management LLC doesn't own real estate, can be discarded far easier. 

Perhaps Robert is, of course, not using an alter ego to solicit capital, and is not the person in the picture posted, someone apparently so wealthy they can discard wads of cash in a highly interesting setting. 

I find this one useful to decide if I want to step further into this deal opportunity or discard it. 

This documentation will be crucial if the tenants later claim their property was wrongfully discarded or that damage occurred during the removal process.

We would be willing to waive that if you sign thsi document saying you ended your tenancy as of date _____ and anything left behind after date ______ may be discarded or donated at remaining roommates discretion?

Test the waters and see if that would be a good rental before discarding it.