People should know that property pricing is based on many things besides number of beds and baths in a home/ the few data points readily available online, and that algorithms don't know what the difference in price is on one side of the street vs. the other, one side of the tracks vs. the other, city or county address, one school district or another, updated tastefully inside or a hack-job remodel by a first-time flipper (or not updated in 75 years)... what the place smells like, if it's on a busy street, on a hill with a nice view or in a hole with drainage issues, near a hot new development or in an area experiencing terminal post-industrial decline etc.

Judge was VERY clear: I gave proper legal notice to pay or they needed to be out, she did not pay in time so she was out, regardless of her excuses or my reasoning, we kept it fully on the facts of the eviction (she got notice to pay on time and she did not pay...period NOTHING else mattered)So if you gave him proper notice of lease termination then he HAS TO BE OUT. 

Quote from @Tina Lee: yes, you could just give her a letter that says you are terminating her lease for multiple violations with a deadline to move out.

Add guys wearing sandwich board with the deadbeats' faces on them front and back roaming the street, shouting their names out with battery-powered bullhorns.If it worked, that is, but it's doesn't seem to be doing the trick.

@Craig Clinton You cannot ‘transfer your 401k to an IRA’ until you terminate employment with the employer sponsoring the plan.

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.

You mount that thing in front of the main outside door, invest in some batteries, and you're golden with all in about a hundred and twenty dollars.

If that is happening you can terminate the lease and get the people out of your property.   

All those solar panels, and more importantly, all the batteries and panels needed for them are very expensive and have a long pay back period for a lot of locations around the country.

I decided to terminate, and before signing they offered $9,000 in closing costs (this was beyond the actual closing costs, and I would have had to find a way to work it into the deal, if possible) plus the warranty to keep the deal on the table.