Also it's too easy for someone else's negligence to cause injury to themselves or others.

Huge gross negligence verdicts against individual landlords are ridiculously rare and punitives are often capped anyway.

If you keep the deposit especially if you get it rented out immediately than you are profiting from negligence (not cool and not something I would want to go to court over) you can’t even keep more than the cost of their vacancy and damages in California meaning if it’s re-rented in two weeks you can’t claim more than two weeks of rent as that’s the total of the damages, no double dipping.

. • More than 22 million sq. ft. is currently under construction, which will provide needed space options to a tight market; any future impact to overall vacancy is expected to be negligible to none.Office• Sublease availability has roughly doubled since the beginning of the COVID pandemic, from 3 million sq. ft. to nearly 6 million sq. ft.

If they were warned in writing  an after reinspected in 7 days an nothing changed ,still many wiring violations,can i evict them w 15 day notice for not conforming to NEC code an local building safety/ fire laws.I own the unit beside them also which is in danger if there is fire .last week the microwave smoked or short circuited due to their negligence w overloading.I then sited an gave warnings on th he many violations..I want them out as soon an legally as allowed by law.There is noncompliance.Thanks

@Deepak AroraIn California, given today’s market conditions, the difference in value seems to be negligible.

Are you charging the tenant for the repairs as she seems to agree it is her negligence causing it? 

I guess they could come after you personally if there was negligence on your part.

You inherited them, there was a garage on-site, the previous owner let them use the garage (whether through apathy, agreement, or negligence), and they have continuously used the garage since you inherited them.

Usually fraud or negligence types of behavior.