Do not rely on it for legal advice.

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After it ends raise rent to market for a property in similiar condition to yours providing you have given appropriate legal notice.

Josh.First, this is not legal advice. 

By jumping the gun you run the risk of angry tenants that may cause you more damage and issues with your property plus legal fees in the name of them being a few days late.

If you rent out this unit before the eviction process is finish and this ghost tenant returns, you can get yourself into some legal troubles. 

I don't think that anyone who is even remotely related to him realizes that the property is in tax title or that it could be deemed legally theirs. 

Even if you fired them and then proceeded to buy the property that they were then procuring cause for they still likely will legally be entitled to the commission.

The Agreement is filled with legal jargon and is unclear to me with respect to my questions, so I'm wondering if anyone can speak from experience/expertise.

I grew up in Philadelphia, worked in law offices-Legal Administrative/Secretary and still want more in life.