Hate to disagree...but...I used to run group homes and this was a chronic problem especially with people on certain types of meds.  

I agree that Hypersupply of housing in coastal SoCal is a chronic problem, which is why rents are so low, going down, and vacancy rates are so high.

I think the chronically late tenant is the toughest to deal with. 

Landlord and Tenant agree that three (3) late payments any 12 month period constitutes chronic lateness and may be considered a just cause for eviction. 

Or 'I have chronic insomnia, I need you to provide blackout curtains and a white noise machine.'

Chronically late tenants... you'll get tired of reminding them - but once the rent is late with those tenants I'll text them asking when the $ (rent amount with the late fee added in) will be sent to me. 

I agree with you that Termination for Cause can go slowly in Ontario, particularly in the Big Smoke where the Landlord Tenant Board seems to be chronically "backed-up".No we can not simply replace undesirable/bad tenants in a nanny state.Here is another example of Ontario codes- Ontario human rights- landlords may not use a income scale to determine a applicants ability to pay.

I am currently chronically listening to Pitch Anything (a recommendation found here).  

Do a thorough analysis and inspection of every property or you could be dealing with chronic issues from neglectful hosts (i.e.

We have been chronically underbuilding since 2008.