When you file eviction, need to include the tenants name along with “and /or occupant “ .

Or, until you have a real estate empire then just file a Ficticious Business Statement and use a DBA and you can still get separate tax ID numbers from the IRS for each DBA.I am cheap and before making every business decision I often think about everything for several months, or even several years.

Answers that "danced around" questions regarding previous dispossessory filings/evictions often shown (through online checks) that this person had a number of these.I'm assuming your screening will not be limited to just what this person put down on the application. 

So they file in court a mechanics lien to recoup their expenses/court fees.

Getting a police report filed is important if you end up going the eviction route. 

@Josh MillvilleIf it wasn’t discussed prior to closing, I’d file an eviction.

@Lydia S. about 20 years ago there were a lot of houses that had cracks in the foundation and owners filed insurance claims with their insurance companies to collect money to fix settlement issues. 

The roof needed work so the seller agreed to file a claim as I offered to cover any deductible.

If a buyer still has an enforceable contract to buy, they can encumber the title by filing an affidavit/memorandum of the purchase agreement.

So I just go straight to court and file the compliant?