I was talking about the other tenants, not the one causing the disturbance.

@Mark SewellThose that can, doThose that can’t ...teachIt’s disturbing how often life has taught me that statement is true

So needless to say that I need the rents coming in. my problem that I have is that one of my first tenants brings his girlfriend over every night and they argue by slamming doors and disturbing my other tenants.

If they feel threatened or overly disturbed they should call the police. 

Basically they are harassing my tenants by calling the police on them nearly every day for various completely made up reasons, such as drug use, shouting, disturbing the peace, public drunkenness etc. 

Not unreasonably disturb the peace and quiet of other Tenants or neighbors.G.

My manager wants to evict residents on the grounds that we just gave them their third notice for lease violations - noise complaints, disturbing peace, trash in yard.My concern is that I have no police calls and no statements from neighbors backing up the violations.

It is even possible to do a self-eviction if you can do so without causing a disturbance, but I wouldn't try it.

Considering all applicants meet your minimum criteria, think about which tenant is most likely to pay rent on time, take care of the property, keep the place clean, not cause a noise disturbance, and not bring drama to the property.

From what I understand we can not disturb any land within x feet of the high water mark.