The city police department website had a link for arrest records. 

Both tenants are on the lease (were a couple but now are separated due to serious issues involving the Police) and have stable jobs.

I'd call the police.

Put a 5 day notice on the door you can get the verbiage from the magistrate's office @ end of 5 days go back to the magistrate fill 10 day notice (police will serve this one $40 in Cherokee County)  @ end of 10 day back to magistrate's office file 24hr ($10) notice police will file again at the end of 24hr schedule Police officer to meet you at the house you will have to move all their things to the curb/end of the drive you can change the locks @ that point.

No living descendants that I can find.

Retired police/military/firefighters/contractors/plumbers/etc. or other folks who are retired but want some "extra" money for hobbies are good sources for finding someone willing to do smaller jobs. 

Funny how the one we did the best on was across the street from a teaching hospital, and the ones we didn't do too well on were C areas that descended into D areas quicklyWe always said that once we had some equity built up in our primary house, that we'd tap into it and start investing again.

I am in the middle of the application process to join the police department.

Repeated police calls as nuisance, allowing eviction.New felony convictions = eviction.

She was upset all locks were changed, and filed a police report that there were people trespassing in her property.