Things dont always go well when the landlord and the tenant dont agree.....http://www.chicagobreakingnews.com/2009/07/police-cook-county-illinois-chicago-united-states-counties-cook-illinois-landlord-tenant-stabbing-fa.html

It's not really vandalism because the police determined the tenant was doing jenkum.

You can also evict unwanted tenants for police calls, noise violations, and dangerous pets and having business related activities going on in your residential property.

Of course the first call should be to the police to catch the lowlife thieves.Terri - I have started to put the majority of my HVAC systems up on the roof.

Many of these properties have been a tremendous drain on the neighborhood and our local police department.  

call police?

We had to do a 3 day eviction to get paid for August, they have damaged numerous areas of the unit, they have threatened us in front of the police, the list goes on and on.

I only read the article above, so I might not be properly informed but this is what the article said: "1-- Create a new state misdemeanor crime of willful failure to complete or carry an alien registration document. 2-- Allow officers to arrest immigrants unable to show documents proving they're legally in the country. 3-- Ban so-called soft immigration policies at local police agencies and allow people to sue if they feel a government agency has adopted a policy that hinders the enforcement of illegal immigration laws. 4-- Prohibit people from blocking traffic when they seek or offer day-labor services on street corners."

If this was known and agreed to, fine, but if you have to spend time policing your partner and making sure he/she is not doing something behind your back, it's no partnership at all.If you both have the same level of integrity, it will make the partnership smoother.2.

As for as the break in did the tenant report it to the police and get a police report?