Better just let your property management company deal with it in their system and spend $100 on labor while you sleep peacefully.

That's below median and well below average, so there are a lot of financed deals there.What I see and hear: Cover an appraisal gap up to a certain amount to give the sellers peace of mine. 

Just give them the peace of mind that their housing is still stable.

That aside I know whats required by law but what strategies work best for a peaceful move out?

@Bryan Miller to follow up, I’ve asked my lender…just wanted some peace of mind over the weekend.

Unless your profit margins are large you will be losing money and a peace of mind, won't have any control over the processes, and probably not be very high on a prop. manager's list. headache no mater how you slice it.

Well, Minneapolis and Saint Paul decided last night that 99% of Nobel winning economists just don’t know economics as well as they do and decided to adopt rent control and save the cities. 

Has anyone dealt with something like this and found away to neutralize this sort of activity peacefully?

This is a fantastic location and we're willing to stretch out to make this happen, but I need to know that we have an out....at least for my peace of mind if the appraisal comes in at 345,000.   

Great peace of mind.