That being said I would start eviction proceedings against your residents immediately as outlined by your local statutes.I am not an attorney and do not play one on television.

What a life ;-) I think the television shows don't help by making flips seem so glamorous.

I'm not an attorney, nor have I ever played one on television. 

No loud music, no loud company, no loud television - just that his walking across the room above her head drove her mad.He was a really nice, engineering student, so I asked him to try to tread more lightly, if possible, but that was it.  

We get impressed with those Television Shows that make it seem soooo easy.

Despite what two short guys on a television infomercial may have told them, or some Guy on a boat surrounded by bikini girls may have told them years ago.

@Sam Leon We do not bundle IPTv services to our tenants (save in our rooming house), but if they wish to add the television service to the existing FibreOp Internet drop, we will have the service turned-on and add the monthly cost under our Utilities Budget Agreement {essentially, the incremental cost - ~$50/month - is passed through to the tenant}.

We have had people burn a large portion of a living room rug, smash televisions, allow a pet to chew up a dresser in our pet free home, and puncture holes on the inside of the refrigerator.

He has a nationally televised TV reality show and is his company is reportedly rated # 1 in Education by Inc.

I am not an attorney and do not play one on television.