Easiest way to remove an unwanted guest is to talk to the police and put them on a "no trespass" notice. 

One of the ways we add value to a seller is getting rid of the unwanted belongings (junk) in house after they leave.

If you rush maybe everything goes smoothly, or maybe it will cost you more money out of your pocket to remove an unwanted tenant.

Instead of just trying this shotgun approach where you force all these new/unwanted changes and then get all the feedback afterward saying that nobody actually likes them.  

So far, the FTC has sued hundreds of companies responsible for unwanted calls and has obtained over a billion dollars in judgments against violators.Jul 9, 2019I get these calls all the time, but unless it's a number I know, I don't pick it up. 

My tenant in East Bakersfield (family with 2 kids) is asking for a fence around the front yard, due to recent thefts as well as unwanted pitbull incursions.

Certainly, you are entitled to deduct the cost of trashing their junk, if they leave unwanted personal property there.

They make excellent tenants.Now, to get off my soapbox of unwanted advice and answer your original question :) I would would look into an app called "Task Rabbit".

Do you not think they would lie to you especially if they can unload an unwanted asset & get some cash in the process?  

Many unwanted or tax sale properties in Indianapolis which do notdraw a bid end up in the surplus sale.