Ditto what @Thomas S. says and restraining order may be next approach for tenant.

Much simpler, and no need to struggle over handwriting or typing information from the paper copy to some online form, so there are time savings there as well.I would have some concerns about using Google Forms for this since you're collecting sensitive information (SSN) and are also getting legal permission to run someone's credit, which is a hard inquiry.

I would be interested in hearing more about what you have to say on the subject..I'll share some of the things I see the big time developers do when they build a zillion houses, or condo units, at once:One of the games the big time developers do is sell off the crappiest lot first to "set the comps" and then they gradually go up in value until the final one, on the nicest lot, sells for the highest price possible.They also often kick back a chunk of closing costs to work with their preferred lender because, like you, they are time sensitive and don't want to waste two or three months with a buyer that isn't truly qualified & is now asking for yet another extension that you've got to eat the carrying costs for.

Motion sensitive exterior lighting and security cameras.

Scotts comment about flex/office/shared fits my negative views re economy sensitivity.  

I find folks at HD just have a job and are generally not contractor sensitive....they will walk right by you while you're clearly looking for something.  

So I've got an update, I'm still trying to get a hold of the male tenant but the female tenant and here daughter moved out and file some sort of restraining order against the male.

In one case I inherited the tenant and every single other tenant in the 4 plex, plus both single family home neighbors to either side, had restraining orders against our HUD Vash tenant.

I've asked before, but now I am in a time-sensitive situation.  

Real Estate is much more personal and situations are much more sensitive.