You've probably heard of big Landlords losing property, but only because they were flagrantly violating Fair Housing, running a slum, or otherwise violating the law in an egregious manner.

Make sure it explicitly explains the process for termination if you are unhappy with their services, but especially if they violate the terms of your agreement.3.

In many states with liberal leanings, it may be very difficult to successfully evict based on a lease violation that does not include non-payment. 

If the tenant did not perform the work then he would be in violation of the lease and I could threaten with eviction. 

If they're violating that agreement, you can file a complaint with the Missouri Real Estate Commission: https://pr.mo.gov/realestate-h...

@Koi Turner I completely understand what you are trying to do but there is God Law & Man Law, and you would be in violation of the Man Law...

from  the website:Examples of legal matters that the Clinic is prepared to handle are:Reviewing court documents and other documents related to homeownership, rental disputes, and other housing disputesSeeking damages and specific performances from housing providers due to violations of the lawRepresenting individuals in housing disputes in Michigan courts involving rental issues or homeownership issuesEvaluating and/or filing housing discrimination complaints under federal and state lawFighting the termination of public housing subsidies dues to wrongful allegations or inappropriate cause

violations?

PayHOA gave us a platform for online dues collection, maintenance requests, violation tracking, real-time accounting sync to our bank, real-time budgeting, trackable email/SMS/phone outreach, automated USPS mailings, calendar, owner forum, shared document storage, and (just this year) monthly bookkeeping and accounts payable.That last bookkeeping offering alone has saved us thousands of dollars/year, while improving accuracy and responsiveness versus our traditional bookkeepers and accounting service.

Also, in the case of a dispute, the tenant uses the security deposit as leverage whether there were any violations of the ordinance or not.