Also finds the great tenant had never taken the trash to the curb but only thrown it into the garage. 

@Bill Brandt What I gather from the letter is that apparently, the gas company had to fix some issues with their lines which involved breaking down some of the curbs and sidewalks.

Ah yes, the old "Whimpy hamburger" excuse (I'll gladly pay you Friday for two hamburgers today...or something along that line).Hopefully by today she is sitting on the curb with all of her belongings?

Tomorrow I'll post a curb cleanout on.craigslist to get the remainder of the trash off of my lawn. 

Hire a yard service (direct write off on taxes), and adjust the rent (at least partially).Yard conditions directly impact the curb appeal and that impacts the marketability of the unit(s).Penny wise and dollar foolish!

They need to be evicted as soon as possible.Kick these guys to the curb and don't look back. 

If everyone just placed the machines at the curb than they would be overwhelmed!

Neighbors were not so lucky judging by the carpets I saw by curb next garbage day.

They can use the same garbage can as the main house and either take turns bringing it to the curb or have one person do it.

Hey, I'm responding because you asked, and from page 2 of the thread, I did not read through all the responses so, forgive me if this blown-up thread has covered this/is way beyond this point (6 pages lol).Simply put, yes, I think they did not respond in time which gives you the right to walk.I'm trying to curb my BP addiction and stop spending so much time here, so I'm going to let this one go and leave it to those with more skill/experience in these matters.Good luck!