If tenants are violent or actively harming property, you can likely fully evict them now under the "interests of justice" exception to the moratorium.  

Also, in this situation, the courts are closed and justice is not available. 

@Justice Steed I would agree with @Gregory Hiban.

Without you knowing it you have moved to Venezuela where social justice for the community trumps your property rights. 

It's amazing how many bleating snowflake LJWs have come out on this site, Landlord Justice Warriors.In this world, right and wrong only matter between parties of equal power.

The county reports that there is a 22 year old Department of Justice lien against the former owner.  

This is also the fault of a lot of agents around here who don't do their clients any justice by trying to show them comps and they can't underwrite the deals themselves either so it's the blind leading the blind which means no deal for you sadly.

It simply seeks the power to impose its views on others.Housing advocates claim that they seek “housing justice.”

The new owners haven't been able to move into the home for almost a year and the courts won't do anything about it.Our judicial system is a farce, focused more on politics than justice.

It's a perfect demonstration of what a joke our justice system has become.