THEN.. she will be a month to month tenant, and then you can say.. sign the new lease or move out in 30 days (BTW: late fees on day 2 is harsh)If you want to end this "nice-nice" you should just make an addendum to the existing lease.. it probably has a notice to quit clause, and just put what you are adding.

Sorry to be harsh but this can go downhill in a hurry. 30-45 days can go on with no end in sight.

In my opinion, this is harsh.  

She measured out a mold for her counter tops and actually poured the concrete herself, including with them an attractive beveled edge that takes away from the harshness of the concrete.

The market is as harsh as the Siren’s rocky coastline.

It is HARD to find a new tenant in January here because we have harsh winters.

However while I think @John Thedford is a little harsh and extreme in his position, he is a well respected member here, and makes some very good points to consider.

Throughout all the reading and podcasts I have listened to, somewhere(I do not recall) I remember hearing/reading that buying properties in areas that have harsh winters is not the best idea.

Thank you for bringing up one of the problems with stuffing little houses inside LLCs @Ben Lynch.In the name of 'asset protection', one faces harsh financing and insurance terms.  

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