My goal is to meticulously plan not just the eviction process but every step before so I will definitely be re-reading the laws until I'm well versed.

Re-read your lease and see if you have any provisions in it about this kind of scenario. 

I will re-read this when I am less tired, but I wanted to acknowledge your kindness in sharing your experiences and knowledge.

Re-reading this comment, two things make me think "stupid big bank overlay that is NOT required by Fannie Mae

Oh here;s the thread - and you're already on it so perhaps worth a re-read?

[Now, re-read from "Haven't you heard?"

I do not  specifically remember the states, without going back to re read the artices.  

I re-read the responses, but my brain doesn't process something.  

I am re-reading Kiyosaki's book "Retire Young, Retire Rich," and I am looking at the part where he suggests hiring a bookkeeper.

Not saying I break the law :)Greg:You might want to re-read the Residential Tenancy Act for Ontario ;-)  You can terminate a {monthly} periodic lease in Ontario with a 90-day notice {not the longest in the country by the way, but about average}.