So far this year, it's covered:Porter services for bulky trash removal for the 108 units.Paying off the loan that was used to replace all the vinyl siding with LP Smartside on all the units and paint them.Maintenance and repairs on all the external fire alarm system stuff.Regular landscaping.Tree removal after the big freeze.Regular powerwashing.Weekly litter pick up services.Pool services.And that's what I can think of off the top of my head. 

Call code enforcement and see if they will help get them out without an eviction.I use this method to remove someone in 24 hours.

Which is why I'm removing her and buying in her name with my income.

Can we remove some of the deposit for the MULTIPLE stains their pets left on our brand new carpet?

Looks like the condensate drain line needs to be flushed out, which is just a regular PM.

Dry-cleaners of course can pose a significant contamination issue with a property, but would a regular self-serve laundromat have similar contamination potential?

She removed 2 of the 5 full bags of trash he had sitting in entry/kitchenSept 1 township blight enforcement officer comes, documents outside conditions, walks inside, exits with legs covered in dozens of fleasSept 3, tomorrow, I plan to take the 7 day notice to the court houseMy BIG question is:Now that the squatter hasn't slept at the property for over a week, and there is no power, and no gas, and the house if full of food and trash: Has the eviction process changed?

I know that in a regular transaction it can be done, but since the contract is being assigned to me is this possible?

Note: I do self manage and one tenant is taking care of lawn/snow removal in exchange for parking (very small yard and area to shovel).

The owner does not care what I do with the house once I've purchased it but is not willing to go through the process of removing the tenants before we close.