@Dana Holland, I'm not a lawyer (much to my mother's dismay lol), but I agree with Mindy that doesn't seem like grounds for eviction.Since they are continuously dishonest make sure to document everything.

Ask your friends who they use, and utilize your state bar's lawyer referral service. 

Then take that contract to a lawyer to make sure that it is legal and binding (according to local laws).

So, I can't do things that technically a lawyer must do, but I'm probably the most knowledgeable expert in this field, bar none.

I had to hire a lawyer that knows bankruptcy.

I had my lawyer do mine in Minnesota and it is filed with the county/state and when I bought my property, with a contract for deed, in North Dakota I again asked my lawyer to do it but he wasn't licensed in North Dakota  so he referred me and another lawyer in North Dakota and took care of everything.

So even hiring good companies you never know who or what your gonna get.If you were electrocuted and had a serious injury, broke your two legs and an arm that would have disabled you to work for good, and your lawyer said the person you worked for is worth $4 Million, you and your lawyer could get $2M each, and since it's an open and shut case, he offers you a sweet deal to have the $3M and he gets the $1M.

You can use a simple guarantor note on rocket lawyer or a JV contract too.rocket layer is like a docusign but has documentation templates.

If you want to never hear from him ever again, tell him that both your lawyer and a "friend" who works for Police/ICE have warned you about liability and human trafficking situations, and thus the insistence on background checks for every occupant.Since he's changed his story already, you still have an easy and legal no.

I am looking for assistance and probably a lawyer to help.