I hope that helps and gives you some clarity as far as direction. 

I really really hope this bring some clarity to you guys because I gotta go.

it might give you more clarity as far as being able to sue them after the fact.  

I'm trying to search for clarity on releasing a tenant in a co-tenant arrangement in a single family residence.

Everyone seemed to appreciate the clarity and knowing what was expected from the new landlords in regards to paying promptly.

For clarity, the motorcycle is a Honda CBR.

And though my own comments on this matter do lack clarity, I did try to make it clear that to “pretend to be the owner” as you have referred to it, is not necessary to rent out an abandoned property.  

I understand the desire to act legally, but they have very clearly breached/terminated the lease in moving out, so I think you are well within your rights as a property with no tenants to prepare for new tenants.This post may give you some extra clarity:  http://www.rentprep.com/evictions/3-biggest-mistakes-landlords-make-abandoned-rentals/Something is obviously very wrong, and if they haven't communicated with you about it, it likely has nothing to do with you anyways. 

Also as a point of clarity.

Once again hanks for the clarity