The defendant did not agree the claimants left the property in good condition. Among other things, he claimed there was grease on, under and in the stove; the rugs had different hues due to stains caused by the claimants; there was a lift in the vinyl covering on the porch; window blinds were broken; the pantry area, refrigerator, shower, and bathtub were not cleaned; some of the doors were damaged; the removal of wallpaper installed by the claimants caused damage to some of the walls; and locks were missing on some windows. The defendant offered 17 pictures, collectively marked and accepted into evidence, without objection, as exhibit C, showing the property condition on February 27, 2018. (The pictures did show items such as stains in the carpeting; vestiges of paper on at least one wall after removal of wallpaper; oven grease; lifted and stained vinyl; and dirt in the kitchen pantry area.) The defendant also claimed he had a new tenant who was willing to move into the property on March 1, 2018, but couldn't due to the condition of the property.