In an expensive market the added cost might be a nuisance where in a cheap market its a deal breaker.

However putting my landlord hat on, I see this as a nuisance to a landlord.

This is about a tenant who is creating a nuisance and violating her lease agreement.2) When a tenant violates your lease agreement, you serve a cure or quit.

Since I won't be able to just not re-new a lease, getting a tenant out will be easiest if the cause is:Failure to pay rent, Breach of lease, Nuisance or Failure to give access.  

As a current tenant myself, I understand the nuisances that come from the property and sometimes the property management company.Today I received a 3 day notice to pay rent or I will be evicted one.

Dogs can help but they can also be a nuisance with their barking. 

I found that a pool was more of a nuisance while I was single.

Small claims court is your best bet.Try to be a nuisance to them by calling them everyday as often as possible,pass out flyers to the tenants advising them of the lawsuit so they know who to complain to personally,etc.Force them to throw up their hands and give up the lousy $500.00.

Perhaps a nuisance clause could be used.

Repeated police calls as nuisance, allowing eviction.New felony convictions = eviction.