But I don’t feel a need to disclose that upfront because I have a generous range, and can always be contacted to have it changed on a case by case basis.

That's pretty generous considering they chose not to carry renter's insurance.

The only upgrade I made to the condo while there was a fresh paint job that was done by my generous brother-in-law FOR FREE (minus materials) and the epoxy I handled myself in the garage.

Legal requirements for giving notice include checking local and state laws, providing written notice, clear communication, specifying the move-out date, offering assistance, offering more than 30 days notice as a goodwill gesture, and providing 45-60 days notice for a smooth transition, reducing stress and potential conflict.Good luck!

@Caleb HeimsothThank you, I think I am being way to generous!

Quote from @Wade Penner: Your lease specifically states they must give 30 days notice to end a fixed-term lease.You generously offered to let them continue on a month-to-month.

It’s been incredibly helpful to me so far, I’ve already had coffee with a couple of awesome investors who have been generous with their time and knowledge.

An $800,000 Single Family home with an 8% interest rate earning $300 a night with an occupancy rate of 60% isn't even close to profitable once you factor in every other expense, and yet there are Geodomes that, if you want to be generous with the construction cost, might cost $100,000 each that are earning $200 - $250 in the right area, with the right management.

It is generous of you. 

Most residences are single-family homes under 1500 sqft, with generous lot sizes ranging from 7,000 sqft to 0.5 acres for some properties.Interestingly, despite ample space, vacant lots in this area remain undeveloped with no additional units added.