I'm fairly confident Banyon IS a lawyer.

I'd imagine that you are right as well.

I know. I was poking fun. HeHe!

ROFL

I love those fiesty 'ole ladies. Too bad it wasn't her property though.

Screw the 30 day eviction notice. Pay the 4 to 5 bills that it takes to get a 3day eviction. Teach the broad a lesson about other than hers property.

Move her in next to Jilly's neighbor.

My father owns a small plumbing company. We've been in some pretty nasty houses. The worst, by far, was in New Miami, OH. We enter the front gate and there are 6 dog cages on each side of this small lawn. Also, there is misc. junk to the side of the house, looks like the lady attended every garage sell in town and purchased a bunch of crap. So we enter the house to find cats everywhere and the carpeting has been replaced with newspaper. The smell was unreal. We proceed to go upstairs to fix an issue that this lady was having with her shower. Her neighbor, who put the shower in, managed to use soo much glue on this cpvc line that he actually sealed in shut. As we are working, the other lady who lives there comes upstairs and attempts to lie down on a bed which is covered in cat crap. My brother stops her from doing so, but she just grabs the sheet, shakes it off and lies down. Unreal. We also found a dead cat in the basement, crawl space. Can anybody beat that? :D

Crazy old women mutter stuff all of the time. It's ambiguous that she directly threatened someone and I'm pretty confident there's not a direct term in her lease referring to that. Landlordsfor a while have been trying to expand the scope of the "crime free premises" section of a lease asa catch all to get rid of undesirables.

I won a case pretty much identical to this one time where my client had yelled angrily at the landlords and the police had been called.

I'm not saying you're not right to be seriously sick of this lady, I'm just saying it might not be as easy as you think.

If it's a month to month lease, no reason required in Kansas.

There is also a requirement about reasonable notice prior to entry that is part of the Kansas Residential Landlord Tenant Act even if the people forgot to put it in their lease. It doesn't sound like it's Coach's fault, but the landlord should be telling her 24 hours ahead that they plan on doing this stuff.

It doesn't work like that. 3 days if you don't pay, then 30 days if you violate a non-monetary material term of the lease (you also get 14 days to "cure" the breach if that is possible).

Post reminds me of how many times I have been evicted.

Bird Bombs!

Having worked in numerous states in the Property Management business (Kansas, Missouri, Kentucky, Arkansas and Nevada), the laws vary from state to state as regards eviction policy. In most all those states the best course of action is to offer them a flat out release from their agreement. Most people back down in the thought of moving. Secondly, you refuse to renew their lease at end of term. This is a right of the Management company has in all states.
IT takes all kinds and unfortunately I've observed most Apartment Complexes are glorified "Institutions", not that all who live in these domiciles are "nuts" but there is a fair share of them. What most of these loons fail to realize is they are "Renting/leasing" the unit and have not purchased it. They don't have the same rights of a property owner. I've had numerous experiances in my past, it's interesting if nothing else. I've had guns drawn on me, and dogs poised to attack. But most people are pretty understanding an d read their lease and understand you have to enter apartments with notice to do preventive maintenance unless other arrangements are made. Emergency entrance has to be made in cases of flood, electrical or fire.
I no longer work in Property Management on the apartment side, I'm working in the Adult Health Care field, this is a whole different jar of "nuts".

The property isn't privately owned. It's owned by the City. Plus, the lease is written up by the Housing Urban Department. And by law, by the HUD standards,

Secton 9

Occupancy of the Premises and Tenant’s Obligations

Tenant SHALL:

Not permit household members or guests to act or speak in an abusive or threatening manner.

Section 10

CRIMINAL ACTIVITY

Criminal Activity includes, but is not limited to, any of the following:

Physical assault or the threat of physical assault, Illegal use of a firearm or other weapon, or the threat to use a firearm or other weapon

Sexual molestation, sexual molestation of a minor, prostitution,and other similar or related sexual misconduct.

Any breach of this lease provision by the tenant, his/herhousehold member(s) or guest(s) shall be cause for termination of the Lease if PMHA believes, in good faith,that a breach has occurred.

A breach of this covenant constitutes a serious and clear danger to the health and safety of other tenants, persons residing in the vicinity and employees of PMHA. It shall be PMHA’s duty, in any eviction proceedings, to prove that a breach of this covenant has occurred.

So, yes, it's easy as I think, because she has broken her lease agreement by law, and 4 people have signed an statement that the incident occured.

http://www.hud.gov/offices/pih/progr...phtraining.pdf