File bankruptcy, if you have to, and start fresh.  

Unfortunately, from my experience, if you did this, you'd then notice the new shoes she's wearing, or a fresh tattoo, or an expensive manicure, or new tires on the truck, or they'd blubber thanks without thinking like, "Oh man, you are a lifesaver.  

Covers marks and makes it smell freshly painted.  

Lower the price to market,  fresh pictures, fresh ad. 

YOU deserve the fresh start.  

You do not need to justify your decision, he is not a good tenant and you need to start fresh.

They rent rooms out to people who have just come out of recovery.http://www.phoenixhouse.org/locations/vermont/phoe...Halfway houses (sometimes the same as sober living environments, or just for those freshly out of prison):http://granitehousesl.com/links/vermont-mens-halfw...http://recoveryhousevt.org/http://riverbankhouse.net/vermont-mens-sober-livin...Anyway, I just did some Googling.  

Freshly divorced applicants aren't stable.  

If there is going to be another person living there, it's pretty simple, it's no different than renting it fresh to two new people. 

I also found any legal reason possible to avoid a freshly divorced person.