Lease is a 1 yr fixed-term lease ending this month endTenant has consistently paid her portion of rent — BUT has unpaid utilities and marijuana violations.Timeline of Events:1️⃣ Original lease was July 2024 – June 2025.2️⃣ In March, tenant requested early termination (due to domestic violence) — asked to leave by May 1.3️⃣ I agreed — we signed Mutual Termination Agreement.4️⃣ Tenant said new unit was delayed — asked for Reinstatement through May 31 — I agreed and signed.5️⃣ Tenant then asked again — I agreed to Reinstatement through June 30 (current lease).6️⃣ Now (mid-June), tenant emailed: “Yes, I will be staying past June 30. because they couldn't secure a unit to move” → No new lease or Reinstatement has been signed yet.7️⃣ MRVP emailed: they will only pay July if I sign another Reinstatement — I have not done this.Past issues:🚩 Tenant had serious marijuana smoking violations under the no-smoking lease clause — repeated for several months last fall/winter — multiple warnings issued.🚩 No violations in the last 3 months, but due to prior history and current unpaid utilities, I do not wish to renew lease or continue tenancy.Current Situation:✅ Tenant pays her portion of rent.🚩 Owes unpaid electricity ✅ I hold security deposit.🚩 MRVP will not pay July unless I sign extension.🚩 If no action, tenant becomes holdover on July 1.🚩 I work full-time + have 2 small kids — I cannot afford 3–4 months rent loss or legal delays.My Questions:1️⃣ Is it better to serve Notice to Quit July 1 and regain control?

This includes marijuana as well as electronic cigarettes (i.e.

I figure they were setting the house up to be a marijuana grow house and needed all the electricity for lights and ventilation. 

Do you or any of your business accounts have anything at all to do with any marijuana businesses?   

The second hand marijuana smoke helps calm my unicorn's nerves.  

@Bala Nagarajan  The marijuana smell just sticks to them even when they are just around it.

City recently did a building inspection and we noticed the tenant is smoking in the unit (cigarettes and marijuana), food waste everywhere leading to building pest issues, and there are 5 people living there now (3 adults and 2 kids).

It was almost therapeutic for them to get it off of their chest to someone that they felt was going to do something bigger with it. 

He disclosed that he has a medical marijuana card but would only smoke outside. 

I would mention to Tenant B that I was visiting Tenant A and smelled what seemed like marijuana smoke coming from their side and remind them there is no smoking permitted inside the house.