I talked to an attorney about a civil lawsuit which I may have a fair chance of winning but that would be costly and very time consuming with no guarantee of a positive outcome.

The police can talk to him, but they will tell you it's a civil matter...which it is.I've had this happen a few times.Start the eviction process by serving him notice. 

She knows the Tarrant county civil courts are closed due to COVID-19 so an eviction process is going to be a long drawn out process.

These are civil matters so you won't be able to call the police, you would need to file in civil court.Then again, if all you want to do is vent some frustrations here, nothing wrong with that either!

I've heard a few people get pretty negative about the extension on the tenant lease, but I hope we all recognize that this is an issue for everyone and the best and fastest way our is civility and helping each other.

If that agreement is violated then you will have to sue in a standard civil action.

Some of the red flags are:- Bad credit or name appear on civil court records relate to unlawful detainer.

With our commercial loans, late mortgage payments can mean reductions in credit available, punishing interest rates, a called loan, a forced sale, or even foreclosure when civil courts are once again functioning.

If it is new construction on a vacant lot you will need a civil engineer and they are expensive.

But consider this, if the sponsor was forced out due to a litigation because you opt to have this removed, who is going to manage the asset now?