Check out the Chicago Creative Investors Association run by Jane Garvey.

I understand that you have to name everyone on the eviction who lives in the house, so just in case there is anyone else staying there, you put "all occupants" or Jane Doe and John Doe's 1 - 10, or something like that.I was lucky to have been able to negotiate tenants out, so we never actually had to do an eviction through the courts. 

Sure, there is Joe and Jane X living over their limits switching phones every six months and buying the largest TV they can get their hands on while living on Section 8 assistance, but there are other cases.  

So, you'd write a check for $XXX made out to "John Doe and Jane Doe." 

I don't think he does the best screening, and he accepts double deposits if the tenant has had an eviction in the past.This tenant (I'll call her "Jane Doe") had an eviction filed in October 2013 although it was dismissed. 

However, you may also look a little different than the everyday Jane Q Public and, solely as a consequence of who you are, can received unmerited police attention.And, sometimes the police simply get the wrong person or address ... humans are like that.

@Jane S.

Originally posted by @Jane S.

Jane nailed it that even an email is too much for my renter as well.  

Shawn, If you end up doing an eviction, when you fill out the paperwork and serve the notice, include "and any other occupants" or "Jane and John Does 1-10" or whatever is customary at your court.