Recently, our tenants in one of our house is becoming a pain in the neck these past months due to their noises and violations (which was already taken cared of). And after a lot of talking and a demand letter being given to them stating that they should not repeat any violations, they started not paying their rent (maybe due to the incident). They want to get out of the house but decided not to since they won't reimburse their 2 months deposit as they didn't finish the 1 year contract. So, I am assuming that they decided not to pay the rent until they are forcefully evicted in order to (in a way) get their 2 months deposit back.
According to the law, I can only evict a tenant if they didn't pay 3 months of rent or more. But wouldn't this be unfair to us since they won't have any punishments other than being evicted? The 2 months deposit isn't even enough to cover the expenses of the 3 months unpaid rent plus the possibility of unpaid water and electric utilities. Additionally, the repairs that should be done considering the damage that they may have caused.
So, is there any way for us to make them pay all the damages, unpaid utilities and rent after they are legally evicted?