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Closed on a house, seller left ALOT of stuff behind. Whats the best option?

I recently bought a house and in the sale, i had a post-occupancy addendum. The seller stayed for 46 days after closing (for $3000) and was a really big hassle afterwords. Never actually gave us keys at closing since she pre-signed, and demanded money from me for a propane refill way before she even moved out, among many, many other issues in those 45 days that have since been delt with. Today, she finally notified me that she had left, for good, and left the keys at the property, finally. After work, i went to the house to see how it was left, and there is alot, and i mean ALOT of stuff left, an entire household worth of items like, her bed, a chair, dishes (still in the dishwasher) coffee still in the coffee pot, salads in the fridge, litter box with cat dookie still in it and sooo much other stuff. I took pictures to document everything left im every location of the house, 86 pictures to be specific, but im not sure what to do with everything. She stated she took everything she wanted, so should i sell stuff? Throw it all away? Give it away? Some stuff is still im good shape so i wouldnt want to just junk it all, but i have enough stuff already. Any advise/tips would be welcome amd appreciated.

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