That right there is reason enough to nip this cancer in the bud and get rid of these types of undesirables.

Dont let that cancer infect the other tenant.

That is to say, unconstitutional on its face and now law degree is required to see that, but it's none the less the enforced law of the land.For example this unfortunate cancer patient who was cultivating a certain herb yielding seed for his own use as a medically-valid treatment for his cancer had his stuff taken.

Hiring of this PM occurred because when the tenant became a problem I had just brought my sister, with terminal cancer, to my home to care for her.  

I am trying to evict him because I don't want bad thing happen like fall from stairs or even he die at property (because he got cancer)My questions are:Is the eviction right thing to do?

, the results were not favorable and the system recommended a decline based on low income and 4 accounts under collectionI then contacted the applicant and told her that we had declined her application for these very reasons, to which she responded that her income was over $100k/yr, enough to qualify, and that she had fallen into a rough patch and financial challenges in the 3 years leading up to her husband's passing due to pancreatic cancer. 

I only insure for catastrophes like cancer not colds and flu meaning I keep a $5000 deductible.

She is saying that she's had cancer (melanoma) and that the sunlight can be harmful.

And the school director promised he would hold on to what would be the bulk of her compensation and "take care of her" if she needed anything.This went on for twenty years.I met this woman when she was in her fifties and had throat cancer due to her lifelong drinking.

My success on the $15k owed to me in damages and missed months was an email the length of a dissertation with a list of excuses including mold (nope, $800 of testing confirmed, they had a pet peeing on the carpet creating a bad smell) , _______'s cancer which came and went quickly, "having kids is hard", 1 of them starting college, and then an expected disappearance.