Given the property is in demand, you do not need to keep a tenant who you do not trust and on whom you will need to routinely check.

In this case I wouldn't be uncomfortable with this at all except to make sure it doesn't have tax consequences like somebody else mentioned and to make sure that you're following state law on whether or not you need to put the money in a separate account and take one month out at a time or if you can just take the whole amount at once.

This woman still has another 6-7 months on the lease, but she is making our other tenants so uncomfortable that they are thinking about breaking their lease and finding a new place to live.

schedule a routine inspection of the interior in the next month.

Tenant A routinely complains about tenant B making noise, blocking the driveway, and having multiple people over, and when I recently brought it up with tenant B and asked them to keep it down and generally be more neighborly, as stated in the lease, they complained about tenant A harassing them and acting aggressively.  

As we bump along our landlording journeys, we acquire great material for a dramatic novel or a comedy routine.  

I personally meet and approve all pets, and I won't approve anything that I'd be uncomfortable entering in case of emergency.  

My eviction attorney routinely gets a money judgment along with the judgment for possession, he does it all at the same time. 

You can reject an applicant because you feel uncomfortable about them. 

If i'm paying you a tenant placement fee and I routinely get a poor tenant, why should I have to pay a termination fee to keep poor service.