Most people drive miles to work, or work out of the house. 

I understand that rents will go up over time and my mortgage payment will pay down the principal, but it seems like investing the $1.43mil into rental properties and/or a low fee US stock market fund may work out better for me. 

You can be nice, but professional, and work out an amiable move-out.

for a few reasons, they don't need to buy materials to demo, other than the few $100 to rent a dumpster (or better, if they have a dump truck), you get some work out of them, and if they do a ****** job, pay them for the demo and hire someone else.  

I go in with an intention and optimism but once you're in it things work out the way they do and getting your calculator out isn't going to change that.

I don't expect that to work out for them.My phrases are: End the dive in '25. 

We are almost always able to work out a good plan and somtimes that is to move out voluntarily.

Plus I'm in a very HCOL so the math for short term rentals would not work out.  

That's the strategy that I use the most and I found it to work out really well.

I schedule my work out so that way its manageable on my part and 95% of complaints are not urgent.