I believe in providing the net, tools, and guarantee of reasonable existence to people on the premise that we are humans and should be compassionate to others, but I also believe many people are lazy shitbags that would consistently turn $100 into $1 no matter what advantages you provided.

If a tenant is given a Notice To Terminate Tenancy and refuses to move, then you have to file an Eviction with the court and then the eviction will go on the tenant's record.As a landlord, we want to be as compassionate as possible and understand what a tenant has to go through when we terminate their tenancy.

@Luke Dilorenzo:Luke, you sound like a kind-hearted, compassionate, thoughtful person.

Second, I want to be as compassionate as possible but not naive.

If the tenant wants to move, I think it would be compassionate of the LL to let them out of the lease.

.  Show a little humility and humanity and they will find there are compassionate people willing to help them

A noble and compassionate idea - bravo.

I was just trying to be generous and compassionate to someone ELSE'S problem tenants; rather than mine :)

I doubt that we will pursue legal relief since it can be argued that our compassionate treatment may be a contributing factor.  

It seems like being empathetic and compassionate would be the right thing to do in this situation especially since no one is at fault for wrongdoing.