She even went so far as to make up a fraudulent document from the Arizona Disability Act which she sent to me.I checked what the actual law was and found out that a landlord cannot forbid a disabled tenant from modifying the property as long as they return it to its former state when they vacate.

Anyone who's on the other side of my desk is going to get the same advice, though -- it's probably cheaper just to pay the fine and promise not to do it again than to launch a protracted campaign to fight the state.Here is some reading material evidencing prosecution for wholesaling in Ohio.First, what we call an "official interpretation" of the law, straight from the state governing board's 2014 newsletter: BEWARE: Seminars That Teach Unlicensed Real Estate ActivityThe Division’s Enforcement section wants all licensees and the general public to be aware of individuals, groups, training seminars, coaching programs or otherwise, which may be providing instructions on how to circumvent real estate license law.

And because it is the 25th it probably doesn't much matter as the next lease period of a month is within 7 days - so just post a 30 notice to vacate or November 1st and all problems are with any dates are solved - assuming you actually want them out.

I also have a vacation home in Big Bear that I purchased before thinking about investing in multifamily units.

Search the threads about vacation rentals. 

The area isn't one of those areas that people would want to vacation to and I personally am not able to handle something so management intensive. 

We also own 3 overnight vacation rental cabins in Gatlinburg of which 2 are free and clear.

If they are month to month the current owner could give them 60days notice to vacate, but their agent will probably discourage that.

I also take 3 week vacations and don't even tell my tenants because I get calls so rarely from them.In Milwaukee I have cash flow with little appreciation potential.  

@Mattaniah Yip wants one of the two tenants to vacate the premises so that she might move in herself if she buys the property.