[lazypucker]

I suppose it is more like "Landloard Headaches"

I am asking for my father. I hope some of the experts here on CP can help - as I was reading about Torture's misfortune on renting.

So my father is a landlord renting out a condo to someone who just signed a 12-month lease in June. Now after repeated official warnings from the management company and the condo board for various violations (excessive noise, littering, unauthorized parking, etc.) over the past couple of months, the condo board requested my father to evict the tenant before Sept 30.

I would like to ask what is the obligation (if any) of the tenant who is just 3 months into a 12-month lease? I suppose there is no way the condo board will reverse the eviction decision. They say that they will bring legal counsel for eviction proceedings if the tenant refuses to leave. What does that mean? Also is it even allowed that the condo board can decide to evict someone without consulting/informing the owner first?

I would think the tenant won't give 2 sh*ts about keeping up with the rent now. What can (or can't) my father do to ensure he can minimize his monetary loss (and headaches)?