The designation will keep you out of trouble in regards to doing unlawful practices.  

We take our documents to our attorney who specializes in landlord-tenant law.)Attorney Fee: $500 (flat fee for members of the Clark County Rental Association, includes everything from paperwork to court representation)Filing Fee: $197 (with the Clark County Superior Court)Service Fee: $40 (process server hand delivers package of five court orders to tenant:  Complaint for Unlawful Detainer, Motion and Declaration for Order to Show Cause, Order to Show Cause-Unlawful Detainer, Eviction Summons, Payment or Sworn Statement Requirement)Court: Fees covered by filing fee...our attorney and our tenant appear before the judge, resulting in a judgement in our favor, court issues: Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law, Writ of Restitution)Writ Fee: $20 (Sheriff delivers/posts the writ of restitution and also written instructions for the tenant to follow outlined in layman's terms).Sheriff Fee: $85 (Sheriff is at property for one hour while we empty the apartment).

It should be not just unlawful, but actually criminal.

It's probably unlikely you get punished for it, but it is illegal.http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1725

Bylaw tells the correct behavior, but no statements on punishment.  

If you don't vacate within 3 days they can file an unlawful detainer action (eviction).You should avoid going through eviction because it will be an additional mark on your record and make renting more difficult.If I were in your position I would wait until the new owner contacted me - but I'd be prepared to move fast.

The CFPB (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau) came way too late to the, “let’s punish the mortgage industry party.”

if she intends to f with you to punish her ex....roll out, if she feels the price is unreasonable, determine the point to which its worthwhile, see if you can get it for that price or less, if not roll out.

(he may have had others but those were the three he presented me with) Again, if it’s better to borrow over long term, then why would you hurt your own cause by borrowing on a fifteen loan, punishing yourself with and higher payments?

I am a new landlord, and last week I filed my first Summons for Unlawful Detainer (I'm here in VA, which I've heard is landlord friendly).