Friends and family may tease you and call you a slumlord just to stir the pot of something that they do not totally understand themselves or have no idea the long hours and cost you have put into a piece of property.

I would send a text to the person who basically screwed you over that you aren't doing any future business with someone who says one thing and does another, maybe that will stir the person up a bit and they might decide to actually do the deal with you, never know but it's worth a try since it sounds like a deal with alot of upside.

He made paying rent a priority.Obviously my late fee amount has stirred up some emotions in the BP crowd, but it is something I disclose to potential applicants as they get a chance to review the contract before applying and it is something we go over line by line in the lease before signing.  

You could put put in your non-renewal notice that you would accept a earlier move out date, and would pro-rate the rent for any difference Inherited tenant or one you choose, people change and you'll have to address those things as they present.Lease violation, yes you could but at this point,, getting rid of the dogs is not going to change things much and your main point is to get them all to go,, I wouldn't stir the hornet nest more than I had to..

(Don't forget to stir up your own pot of creative ability)Typically, with the split your referring to someone brings 100% of money, you do the leg work, is 50/50 profit split.

Just pay the mortgage on time and the bank won't cause a stir about who's title.

There seemed to be a lot of dirt stirring around the company lately.

Not trying to stir the boat here but I have had a hell of a time trying to get my property listed through them.  

No need to stir the pot yet (unless you already don't want that tenant).

I don't want to stir the pot by telling the tenant about the ongoing HOA complaints (long story).