I'm not taking a position on this particular law -- I'm simply pointing out that governments have a legitimate interest in ensuring their constituents are not deprived of basic necessities.

almost a necessity to provide at least Fridge and Stove in Indiana.

If they're dragged out - it will be from necessity.  

Your tenants will only leave if necessity mandates it such as job transfer, buying a home, etc. 

Might be part ego part necessity.

Not a necessity by any means but depending on your tenant population, websites help them feel like their dealing with a legitimate professional vs a person.

Having a bank account should be a necessity for a renter you may approve.

But, this is first and foremost a business relationship of necessity, and a bit of a survival-of-the-fittest mentality.  

Maybe tenants in larger buildings expect more noise or the necessity to share parking and facilities, etc.  

If your lease just ends without the necessity for a particular amount of notice, then you can just send her an email or letter with delivery confirmation that says that you just want to let them know the tenancy will end on X date and it is expected they will vacate on or before that date.If your lease says she has to give notice in writing to end it, and she hasn't, and you want to just end the madness, then just give her notice the tenancy will go to month to month as of August 1st - or whatever you want.You have the right to determine what happens when her lease ends.