In most states you cannot place someone's belongings on the porch even if they aren't on the lease.

I have some some services allow buyers to pay for moving trucks, buy personal belongings, but it's best to disclose if this is your intent. 

Find a non-protected class that she belongs to and reject her on that basis.

Im in Jenison area if you want to grab a drink some time. 

You have to find tenants and store your belongings.

I should also point out that this is largely because of how each expense is repaid.... for example, if I get new water heater I might pay upfront, new carpet maybe over 18 mo, bigger project could be longer/shorter. 

The problem with allowing this behavior is that you are training them on how to treat you and they may be likely to pull the same thing in the future cause as they may think that you are a pushover-   Now they may be long term tenants with a good history of payments and this may be a special situation that they need to get over and obviously that merits a case by case review - but generally speaking   you should start the eviction process as soon as  your state allows - it is always possible to cancel it if they pay and you choose to accept it - but at least you will let them know that non-payment is not an option that you will put up with.

Hit me up if you want to grab a drink and we could chat.

Someone paid to have it installed just inside the property line, and that fence belongs to them.

Anyone who wants to meet and network or just grab some food or a drink let me know!