But, I believe extortion is a strong word to associate a RE incentive/buy out to get an unwanted guest out of your house.

Also, if you get an unwanted caller, you can mark it as spam and the caller will get a "this number has been disconnected" message. 

Personally I have found taking the extra time to know and care for our employees is more important than any raise or title you can give them (well....to an extent), that sending cards to residents and taking the time to simply listen can be the difference of a renewal or a move out with a horrible review.It goes all the way to the top of the line with owners/investors, residents, partners, vendors and even unpleasant events involving compliance or auditing.  

listsource gives addresses and phone numbers. however you need to check the do not call list to make sure you aren't calling anybody with an unwanted solicitation.

I read a story on BP about someone buying a house in the winter only to discover that there was a (very much unwanted) pool in the backyard!

I have an unpleasant feeling you may be needing it.

The initial unpleasantness that would likely have come from us never giving him a chance would likely be better than the current situaiton of not speaking to one another.So what Jon said: rent somewhere else.

October: Mid October I paid for her 1st moth rent to just get her out as she was about to receive $0 from me but not be out of the house.November: She leaves the unit but leaves all her trash and unwanted furniture.

@Anton AlvesWelcome Anton,I love Northern California as it is a great area for buying/selling unwanted rural land.

ROBthe problem with the Chinese did not start auhourdhui china but still the numbers one by financing projects in Africa which I tell you that this is a minor incident that does not result in unpleasant relations