Or just pull it with penalty?

What if it's an adjustable rate loan, has prepayment penalties, etc?  

I would consider the following (which you may have already done):House rules say no gatherings (penalty of $X per person if violated)House rules say quiet hours are 10:00 PM - 8:00 AMIf profile has no reviews / not verified, require they confirm the # of people who will be at the property & agesUse a noise monitoring system like Minut or Noiseaware (disclose in listing)Use exterior cameras to monitor driveway (disclose in listing)But at the end of the day, there are still bad guests who will get through and sometimes you just have to file a claim, kick them out, apologize to neighbors, and get the place ready for the next group.

Young investors seek guidance from more experienced investors, they do not seek worthless story time posts like you were able to accomplish.

I am also a great believer in investing when there is distress and deploying capital when you can.If you are seeking out asset accumulation and equity appreciation over the long term then there are certainly fortunes to be made.

By the sounds of it you are not seeking money, you gave proper 30 day notice the month to month would not be renewed past X date and you are now beyond X date and you want your property back. 

Most of the time the courts in MA will ask you to seek mediation before allowing for an eviction.We’ve been able to get quite a few tenants out of our personal properties as well as for clients over the last year even with the moratorium.

So no penalties or liquidated damages for any delay.

That said, a commercial investor definitely needs two experts when seeking assets:  (1) a hard-working, experienced commercial real estate agent that will spend their time beating the path to find the projects you seek; and (2) a highly responsive, knowledgeable commercial mortgage broker, whose credibility with his/her lender network instantly gives your loan request/project credibility just by association.

They can also report you to the city which may result in fines or civil penalties.