You can literally see them breathe a sigh of relief.  

Typically a great scenario when the seller is looking for debt relief or is tired of managing a rental.  

@Eric Davey I was a resident manager, and prior to doing that, I worked part time as a relief receptionist and file clerk at a commercial property management company, while I was going to law school.  

Can lead to drama, instability, reconciliation resulting in vacancy etc.

At this point I secured a relief of stay from the bankruptcy court.  

I actually sighed a sigh of relief when I saw the tenants- I was concerned they were going to be meth-heads!

Was able to pay some money to motivate them to move after they figured I was no ways going ṭo extend their lease Small price for the breather And a huge relief from where I first started .I hope their future landlord has better luck with them.As for me I am getting ready to upgrade the place as soon as these troublemakers leave.:)Lesson learnt

But, also feel free to call code enforcement.I'm sure there are laws already in place for tenants to get relief for landlords who don't fix things.  

Mistake #1 (Never agree to anything contrary to code or out of personal relief).  

Not fool proof, but it did give me some relief.