Should you so desire, you could mention that to him/her and get them to back off.Yeah, I would have just told them, you know what, you're welcome to break your lease because I'm unable to comply with the terms of it any longer. 

So if they are on a month to month, make sure you comply with whatever your laws are regarding a rent increase.

If he doesn’t comply you have to do what you have to do.

To top this off, the HOA sent me a warning letter indicating that the tenant is no complying with the CC&Rs due to not controlling the weeds.

Companies will be required to re-hire some of their workforce to comply with the CARES act loan rules. 

Ensure it complies with ALL laws.

It states explicitly what I thought it did. https://www.sec.gov/corpfin/amendments-accredited-investor-definition-secg“For example, a person seeking accredited investor status by passing the Series 65 exam would also need to be licensed as an investment adviser representative in her state and would need to comply with all state-specific licensing requirements (e.g., paying annual fees, etc.).”

If while residing at the property they did not comply with payments - Now being evicted they will most likely not pay.

An eviction is what occurs after a landlord provides a tenant with legal notice to terminate the tenancy,  AND the tenant does not comply, AND the landlord brings suit in court.   

Offers were due yesterday but they're still going back and forth with me and editing the contract in an attempt for us to comply. why?