The general idea is to pitch seller financing as an opportunity to turn an unwanted house into an investment (ie in a mortgage note secured by the sold property).

LESSEE agrees to pay to ionize the premises to remove any unwanted odors.HAZARDOUS ITEMS: LESSEE shall not keep or have on the PREMISES any article or thing of a dangerous, inflammable, or explosive character that might unreasonably increase the danger of fire or that might be considered hazardous by any responsible insurance company.

One of my tenants contacted me to explain how his wife had their kids on Medicaid but since they are both on the lease (as of 3 months ago), Medicaid has removed their kids from the plan.He’s asking to please get him a new lease with only his wife on it so that they can reapply for their kids Medicaid.First time I get this type of request, I’d love to facilitate this for my tenant but at the same time don’t want to put myself in an unwanted situation.

Even if they’re on a lease, the seller may be able to buy them out of it.I’ve bought property with inherited bad tenants, but we know about them before closing so it isn’t an unwanted surprise, but rather an issue we’ve already planned to deal with on takeover.

I suspect there is unwanted spirit activity which need to be re-directed away from this house.

They won't even remove his unwanted guests. 

Some of the historically unwanted areas are becoming more popular. 

Just be organised and prepared to spend a bit to get things off on the right foot.

BTW-Pawn shops carry them and actually think there is a company that buys the unwanted gift cards and sells them online.

Also applicable for keeping unwanted guests away!