Being that close to the edge, it is risky business to cut loose tenants that pay, even if they are late or aggravating.

If they don't have all this cash ready to deploy for their move, I really could do without them and their future aggravation caused due to money mismanagement.

Other tenants are starting to get aggravated with this and are starting to open their doors and yell at him as well, so this is just a situation waiting to explode.

No sensible landlord wants to go through the aggravation of evicting someone, and if I lived somewhere and had a landlord hell-bent on evicting me I would leave of my own accord.

It was a felony in 2011 aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

Then I screen the hell out of the tenants and only place people that can pay and won't be aggravating.

Here's a great resource on all the rules associated with attempting to collect a judgement using wage garnishment and seizing assets, including the minimum balances that need to be kept in their accounts and how seizing a vehicle (the only asset nearly all of these people will have) is oftentimes not allowed:NY Court HelpAll of this time and aggravation where the BEST CASE scenario is I get half the money owed to me? 

So, when a person dies, their bowels and bladder empty.

With the crime, the deadbeats, and the city bureaucrats it's just not worth my time, aggravation, and safety. 

Increase in home prices also aggravates the situation for buyers.