Success. Alex got me through the following steps to remove all the associated applications to clear out the Enterprise Application requirement.
- On your windows desktop search, Open PowerShell ISE as Administrator
- Install the needed module, type at promt: Install-Module MSOnline
- Then type at prompt: Connect-msolservice
- Input a global admin’s credentials for your azure tenant. (eg. User: admin@[organization].onMicrosoft.com + password)
- If we have any output please run the following command at the prompt: Get-msolserviceprincipal | remove-msolserviceprincipal (Note you will see a lot of red output on this command, these are applications that cannot be deleted from the tenant, but will not stop you from doing so.)
- Log in back to the Azure tenant, and try one more time to delete it.
Enterprise Application should now have a green check mark and you should be able to go through delete tenant
Thank you for your help as well James.