People who wait until getting evicted before moving have a victim mentality.

My plan is to make everything smooth and look high-end.I may have a different mentality than some (not saying it's right or wrong) but I personally want my units to look high-end regardless of the tenants as I personally take pride in it.The way I look at it is if I have a defined checklist for a tenant exiting, any damaged walls will be on the tenant.

I don't disagree that some people game the system and some people were raised with an entitlement mentality. 

It wrecked me at the time mentally since I'd never so much as paid a late fee on anything the first 35 years of my life, but in hindsight it was smart having that money unsecured. 

My gut told me that I needed to ask the belligerent tenant to leave asap (I am very accommodating to tenants' needs, but this woman also had some mental problems). 

Do you want someone with a victim mentality in your rental.  

Mold is a recent fad, causing insurance people to freak out and the victim mentality to proliferate.I had some bad tenants with a mold issue years ago.

Didn't read it all as it was all drama.Think about how much time this tenant is wasting of your life physically and mentally every day, week, month.Once you calculate that paying the rent isn't enough to keep them as a tenant.

Rationale is why bother to talk yourself into accepting them (scarcity mentality) instead of finding another "cleaner" tenant (abundance mentality).  

You can have the "I'll grind it out/sacrifice now, so I can live great when I'm 60" mentality only for so long.