Based on what you described, it sounds like you'll benefit from a solid operating agreement to call out the details of the partnership, in order to minimize the chance of any unwanted surprises or disappointments.

Now days for $5,000 it's possible to have these people out of your life forever.I could give you details because the statute of limitations on those "evictions" has expired, but I suggest at the least you start writing a history of your experiences to your state reps and try to get them to amend the statutes, and if they don't act, at least arrange for some unwanted press.

Also nice being able to keep an eye on packages and any unwanted visitor activity, the latter of which you get much less of because of the deterrence effect of the cameras themselves. 

I keep getting tons of daily unwanted solicitation calls from Lenders who tell me they got my number from Rent to Retirement.

I am trying to learn about Tax Deed Sales (in California) and so far I have learned how to find out about the property through county and city clerk records, zillow, double check the parcel # to make sure its not a property line or unwanted slice of land, do a drive by, come up with an idea of what the max bid would be, and I am aware of the 1 year right for the owner to redeem the property (in California).

Move your unwanted calculator reports to archive, then you can delete unwanted calculator reports from the archive.  

It is directed towards protecting the victim from unwanted guests.

Unless of course it's some place like Santa Monica in which case it's doubtful landlord will ever be able to get rid of an unwanted tenant.  

I have other strategies to deal with paying but unwanted tenants.

Interested in what you guys do when you get offered a packet of properties, let's say 20 homes and 4 or 5 of them are houses you don't want and would never buy but the n umbers overall mean you can afford to take them...