Sometimes the asset can be sold off-market, creating minimal disruption for tenants.

That way there is no disruption of service. 

Cash flow disruption and Problem tenants...Remember the Golden Girls Sitcom... 

Cash flow disruption and Problem tenants...

I am looking to raise the rent to $900, I did hear on the Biggerpockets Daily podcast episode 509 method that sounded like a nice way to go about the process without disrupting the life of the tenant too much.

Kelly is your tenant and it's her son who is living there as an illegal occupant and allowing his homeless drunk of a girlfriend to reside in the basement with both of them disrupting the peace and quiet of the other residents who live there.Since Ms.

This 'terms' business model seems poised to 'disrupt' the traditional one, big time???

Tell the older lady there have been enough complaints regarding these two that License and Inspections has informed you that they both must go or that you face the possibility of fines for having folks who disrupt the peace and quiet of the neighborhood.Because on this tell her that if they are not gone by the weekend you would need to begin the process of eviction based on people not listed on your lease (I'm assuming your lease lists who is actually renting the place) residing in your rental unit.This gets the reason for kicking them out off you and on to the big bad guys and License and Inspections.Gail

For those who are landlords in Seattle, should one of these city-mandated "first-come, first-served" tenants with "non-labor" sources of income have that money stream disrupted to the point that they don't pay rent, what timeframe Is required to evict such a tenant once you initiate proceedings?

I recommend using leverage, but NEVER exceeding what you can't pay personally without disrupting your personal life.