You will spend more fighting this than fixing the issues

I'm not in the business to fight local and state governments.

I gave him soooo much disinformation and stories of things that include prostitu fights, damage, and other general mayhem. 

Roommate fights and people not getting along.

Much better than them deciding that since you won't take the $60 and want to fight it they will stay until the eviction goes into play.Good Luck!

They say anything worth having is worth fighting for, and I've got my gloves on, ready to go!

Fighting, yelling, cops getting called.

It's hard enough when everyone has the insurance that they are supposed too, because insurance companies will fight amongst one another so they don't have to pay; so imagine what happens when YOU are the only one who has insurance or worse - you don't.

If the tenant fights the eviction hard or you believe they might try to break back into the house I would recommend being onsite when the eviction takes place, and with the police as a witness, giving a formal trespass notice.  

I would replace windows as units turn over and increase the rents for new tenants to help cover the costs.You have many years of experience, more properties and tenants than I, but I still will fight you on this.