What Should I do about a Violation Message from Property Manager

I had been served with a violation notice on my door to fix about 7 different things mow the grass, fix my door, replace the blinds, remove a wood fixture about 3 days before my rent was due saying that I would be charge $150 if I didn't comply. I ended up spending about $180 in parts, tools a mower from Home Depot and just today I paid my rent and got a receipt for the rent. When I saw him
he threatened to do another inspection. Now I own my home so he can't come inside from what I understand. If he does charge me $150 is there some kind of legal recourse I could have to stop this from being added to my rent? I live in Pinellas Park, Florida.

I was thinking of submitting this to the regional office that is over him but I don't know if this would do any good now that I've been given a receipt:

On March 28th 2019 I was giving a notice of Violation on my door for fixing up the door, the blinds and the lawn. I had since then spent $89.41 on parts to fix my door, blinds, and other parts of the house. I also spent another $19.23 for a drill.
Over the weekend from 3-29-2019 to 3-31-2019 I spent over four hours fixing up the various things you specified to fix.
I also spent another $89.00 for a RYOBI 13 in. 11 Amp Corded Electric Walk Behind Push Mower
and had spent about an hour cutting my lawn with it.
I ask that I be able to pay rent and live in the home that I OWN without having this $150 charge please!

I had then paid rent on 4/4 and got a receipt for paying rent.

But because I had cut wrong with the face of the door I then had to go back to Home Depot on 4/6 renting a Uhaul truck because I cut the wrong size for the door so I ended being charged $41 from Uhaul and another $46.57.

The thing I'm concerned about is that he says he's going to do another inspection on 4/10/19. If I'm charged $150 what legal recourse would I have against this?

Please see attached files. Thanks in advanced for any helpful advise.

 

Actually I DO OWN MY HOME AND I HAVE A TITLE THAT I CAN UPLOAD TOO...furthermore I just found out under the Florida Division of Corporations website that the property management company that I just paid rent to is a sole proprietorship that has an expired status. I'm not really sure what it means to me though.

 

Actually I stand corrected there is an active LLC with the same name.

 

I spoke with the Regional Manager -- at least that's what he said he was--showed him my receipts and asked if he needed copies of them and he said no. He saw that I paid rent and said that it would be a week when business "opens" back up at which point they would do the inspection and let me know one way or the other.

And I tried to find my original rental agreement but only found part of it in which I've read over and over and saw nothing about $150 charge nor do I remember ever seeing it in the lease in the past.