We have tospend time sending the file to and paying the attorney's, manage the tenant and the property in the meantime to protect the asset while they are still in the housedeal with whatever  measures they take to prevent the eviction, (legal, pleadings from family or church members)liase with the sherriff's officechange the locks and deal with anything left behindclean the property and pay for trash removalspend $$$'s to upgradere-certify for leaddo multiple showings and vettings to refill the vacancy and maybe upgrade equipment in the house if necessary to secure the right tenantdeal with the uncertainty of not knowing when the vacancy will be filled or how the new tenant will performdeal with the utility companies and the city for any licensing issuestransition the new tenant until they are settled and familiar with how everything works.By contrast managing a habitually late tenant is childs play.  

Tenant shall not permit any person in or about the premises to deface damage or remove any part of the structure of the premises or the facilities, equipment or appurtenances thereto, nor personally do such things.Tenant shall be responsible for all expenses in connection with any repairs caused by tenant’s failure to comply with the foregoing conditions.

None of the tenants objected before the video equipment was installed.But after the installation one of them didn't like the placement of one of the cameras (because it was capturing the path going to her apartment) so they are constantly hitting the camera with a long stick until it starts pointing to the roof.What can I do to make them stop messing up with the cameras.

A full central air system is cheaper to run, far more effective, not to mention quieter and doesn't look ugly sitting in all your windows.I've done this long enough to see huge differences in electric bills between the two.I guarantee I have more experience with HVAC equipment than you.

Regarding laundry equipment, I actually prefer to own the equipment. 

I've bought the units before myself and had them installed by a guy as well to save on the markup on the equipment.

I already purchased the central air equipment for their side, but I haven't installed it yet.

If the lease doesn't specify the hose or garden equipment, I'd go by and take it and throw it out.

None of our units are equipped for clothes washer or dryer so we installed new equipment in the laundry room.If you try to do anything on the cheap, you will pay for it in the market place. 

Because I cannot single them out I had to do it everywhere so this costs me over $2,000.00 for equipment and installation.I talked with them again and I told them what my cameras have captured and gave them a 60 days notice to leave (breaking 12 months lease).I did talk to the local police department and I was told that unless I see them exchanging drugs for money there is nothing they can do and suggested I call them next time I see something happening so they can catch them in the act.The day I served them with the 60 days notice they told me that I cannot prevent them from doing their innocent internet business of selling cell phone batteries especially if it does not bother anyone.