I would be apprehensive on history of bed bugsI would say no if a previous landlord gave me a bad reviewand anyone in the world who threatens me out of some perceived moral high ground in an effort to intimidate me so they can get what they want at my expense, well they are surely to receive only my most vile behavior in return.I wouldn't just turn this person down, I would ask to meet in an empty parking lot and fist fight. but then again, that's just me, and I'm feeling particularly hostile today. real answer: you should pass, and stop communicating with this person

Informed tenants will fight for deduction in rent if there is a problem.

But you are just using estate planning and LLC's to work in the modern era to fight modern wealth destruction (law suits/judgments, healthcare expenses leading to long term care / incapacity, remarriage after death, death or remarriage of children.) 

We are fighting workmanship and quality control issues right now.

Such thoughts are sometimes useful when fighting the IRS (which no one wants to have to do) or when planning (which everyone should do). 

That being said, as a broker I recommend ALL of my clients have a Lawyer review their PSA's and Leases because at the end of the day I am not a Lawyer and me telling you "yes, that is the norm" or "This is the action I recommend you take" is very different from a Lawyer saying "Yes, we can fight and win if need be."

It was my impression that they would have to be out by the end of the month since they declined to sign the new lease.I want to do this the right way and I would rather have a clean exit then fight them on the $200 I'm owed.If I issue a 30 day notice now, is their last day 30 days from today?

I have learned it is better to have a bad tenant leave and have vacancy then to keep fighting to get rent every month.

Every few seconds he catches hungry eager fish fighting to get at those juicy worms!

I am still fighting with them as they do not see any of the damage as their fault.