Or ANOTHER OPTION would be for me to negotiate just a reletting fee ($1,245) with the understanding that she is responsible to continue to pay all rent and utilities until I get a new tenant in place.I know this may seem harsh, but If I were to ask her to leave early and the roles were reversed, she would raise holy hell on me.  

From https://www.nachi.org/ozone-generator-hazards.htmHealth ConsiderationsUnfortunately, the same chemical properties that allow ozone to alter organic material in household air also give it the ability to react with organic material inside the human body.

(uses a lot of pretty harsh language, but is super motivational without the fluff and feel good stuff).Entrepreneur On Fire(I have only listened to a few of these, but they seem good to get an idea of what other industries are doing to be organized, efficient and productive.Books (audio):The Compound EffectSubtle Art of not Giving A F***The Millionaire Mind - (discusses how most millionaires actually live, not really advise, but practical info - it was not what I thought the life of a true millionaire would look like).Think And Grow RichI've got a few more I cant think of at the moment, but I can add more when I recall the titles. 

The extra rent lost due to prolonged non-payment while waiting for abandonment to run it's course may be more expensive than a flat-fee, no contest eviction.Bottom line is this: failure to follow the correct procedure could, ironically, make you liable to the tenant.That is not harsh: that is just one of the (many) dominoes that fall when someone commits a crime. 

I don't mean to sound harsh, but this topic comes up a lot and many people seem to chime in with their own opinions.

I don't want to use chemicals because tenants have kids that play there, and I also don't want to breathe it myself.

These chemicals and pesticides leach into our soils and water along with drifting over in the air for miles. 

And a harsh reality check.

Sorry about the harsh truth.

there are brokers who specialize in selling these google themalthough I have looked at it and owned parks that had both.one thing to keep in mind and this is state specific  though is RVs are much tougher on sewer systems with all the chemicals that go into their sewage tanks.