Sure, file in small claims court while you still know where to serve them.

I have an online group that I've created of young aspiring real estate investors (between 15 and 20 years old) and I serve as a facilitator.

"I've seen an old bldg, rehabbed (leaving the wood sash windows since the arch comm wanted historical preservation), come in at $400K for mostly studios.Issue is that unless you can get funding from ONE source (most non-profits need to shake seat cushions for change), then you have multiple grants - Which means multiple demands that start stacking.Stuff like the afore-mention historical, serving certain populations (like 30% AMI types) or handicapped (lots of ADA and beyond stuff), being in an expensive location, full platinum LEED (=$100K audit besides the costs of meeting spec), etc.

@Jeff CampbellLuxury vinyl planks would serve you well .

They have even put up a very vulgar sign saying don’t knock on the door.They also have not paid rent.I have no lease for them, I am under the impression that the year lease they signed would have ended on October, so they would be on a month to month.I would like to serve them notice to end the month to month lease and have them vacant the property.

Once found have him served.

For a fraction of the cost of hardwoods LVP serves up hardwood looks/feels and durability.

Even if you could, unless the U.E. can be vacated, it won't serve any purpose unless you wanted to terminate. 

Sell them on how you can serve them and be an asset for them.

We do have a detailed breakdown, but not sure how that serves us in trying to sell the property.