If I were you I would offer them 3 free months to move out voluntarily with notary; and file that agreement with the court.

If they won't voluntarily do so, then you will have to honor the terms of their existing lease.

Heck, you could rent to a non-disabled person who burns the place down after smoking pot against the rules in your unit LOL.Just pretend she can see and treat her like that.  

You don't have to rent to anyone who is rude to you, or mean to their spouse in front of you, or whose children are out of control screaming up and down stairs, or who smell of pot or cigarettes or who appear high, etc., etc.You also can deny anyone who lies on an application or who doesn't complete it.  

Hosts, if you would have not voluntarily given guests their booking fee back because their event or work travel was cancelled...shame.

. :(  house goes to pot and then some investor or wholesaler picks it up and the cycle repeats.. these properties in my mind for the good of the community should ONLY be owned by locals who know the score know how to run them. 

Sorry @David FaulknerYou are also just trying to stir the pot.  

Tell them that you will pay it to them on their way out the door, with them taking all their possessions, leaving the place broom clean, and they sign a paper saying that they are voluntarily giving up all claim to the property. 

Once the tenant voluntarily leaves, you do not have to evict.

The solution I have decided on for myself is a personal one and is not the sort that can be applied universally, or maybe better said it is not realistic to believe for a second it would ever happen voluntarily so, WTF am I doing posting it???