She'll probably then freak out and threaten to sue for discrimination blah blah - and then quickly learn she doesn't have a legal leg to stand on.Like I said, she'll get to keep the cat.  

I had some try to convince me to let them move back in, but nothing crazy violent.I did have one ex-tenant who wanted to move back in a few months later, and he threatened to hang around on the property waiting to talk to the owner.  

I think three days is allowable in this situation.If the unauthorized tenants remained after doing so, you can get a real estate attorney to write a legal but threatening letter for a three-day notice to quit.  

They broke my glass dining room table and threatened to sue me?

The have started reacting violently and threaten me with violence when the toilet is plugged up again or the sink started leaking or they brought bugs and want me to solve their problems.

The last time this happened they threatened to call a lawyer because it was dangerous for their baby daughter.

The tenants were on vacation, and a neighboring tenant called the police saying her boyfriend was threatening her with a gun.

If the tenant does not feel threatened, they will be more likely to cooperate.

As long as they aren't threatening in any way, I would chalk it up to personality differences and be prepared for it moving forward.Just my 2 cents.

., and I was able to (all times but once) just talk in a friendly manner, and simply lay out the facts, without sounding threatening - if that makes sense.