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I have a tenant under lease until next April. He was a recovering alchoholic, currently back drinking. Would get drunk and text during the night sometimes to 3am. Said we weren't going to allow it, so now he emails when drinking 5-10 times a day. I dont want to deal with this (self-manage) for another 8 months of his lease. Do I have a legal way to evcit based on harassing messages? Or what are my options.  

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Do you have a statement in the lease that talks about quiet enjoyment of the property?  If so, tell him he is in violation of the lease and needs to move.  Turn your phone off at night.

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