This is why you learn to do things yourself.
Disposing of rubbish (house and yard has garbage throughout)
This is mostly labor. My local landfill charges 35 bucks a ton. So maybe a hundred bucks
To not intentionally or negligently destroy deface damage impair (wall damage, door damage, counter-top damage, bathroom cabinet)
Drywall repair is easy if you get a few tools, like a texture gun. Replacing doors is not hard, Home Depot has hollow core doors for about 30 bucks. Bathroom cabinets aren't hard either, countertops, depends on what they are. Formica is a snap.
Cleaning of dwelling at the end of tenancy (Filth, mold, urine (human and animal), cobwebs)
It's not fun, but cleaning doesn't take any special skills
Subletting (new boyfriend received mail there he has two kids who seem to have lived there as well)
Responsibility for damage for minor repairs and infestation caused by resident (every room)
Poison, traps, cleaning.
Promptly report any and all plumbing defects to the owner and resident will be required to pay for damage caused by residents neglect. (Bathroom ruined)
This one will take more skills, but nothing you cant handle. I've taken bathrooms down to the subfloor, put in a new tub and vanity and floor covering in a couple of days
Maintaining yard and shrubs (not mowed this year. Yard destroyed. garbage everywhere)
Cleaning, mowing, planting, no special skills needed
No hazmat permitted in dwelling storage areas (used oil in funnel/container thing)
Take it to your local oil change place for disposal
Smoke detectors maintenance (smoke detectors from bedrooms were removed and in non working order left on fireplace. Detector in kitchen did not work but was on wall.)
5 bucks a piece.
I know how aggravating it is, but if you will learn to do things yourself, a large percentage of the cost will go away.