Give 30 days notice to vacate.Another approach is having them sign a month to month lease at the current rent amount.

I never done an out of state renovation before and not sure what approach is best to take in this scenario; One of the unit is renovated and is ready to be rented out however the other unit need quite a bit of work in order to get it ready to be rented out.  

If you already saw the house, outside of an Open House, with the listing agent, there will be an issue with procuring cause and your agent may have to pay a referral fee.

I love this approach and use it myself even though I have my own rentals as well.

Also, since we are approaching snow season has anyone tried finding tenants during these times?

Does anybody have any experience with this kind of problem or idea how to approach it?

I would approach it with a happy and friendly attitude and bring it up to him directly.

Dan has had to rely on the market outgrowing his negative cashflow.I'll take my approach every day. 

Would you agree with that approach?  

My question - if I put in offers on say 5 of them at the same time, but honestly I only want to procure 3 (based on my financial feasibility), and if all 5 offers are accepted, how do I get out of the other 2 (before spending on inspection to back out)???