The market dictates that price, not you, and there's no reason to feel guilty for that.I would give her a 60-day notice and not feel a tinge of guilt.

We have everything you need to manage ready in a can: photography, advertising, application, leases, rules and regulations, smoke detector notices and all other forms you need and background check (we do this a lot).

I’ve started at looking at different lenders this week and noticed that some offer grants that cover some cost to close.

If you can concretly tie increased usage to that unit, I would give a notice that rent is increasing due to excessive use.

Do buyers have the legal authority to give the tenants 30 days notice to move out immediately upon the deal closing if they don't want to continue having them as tenants?

They've already blocked dates off your calendar that you most likely will not fill on short notice.

Any paper trails that should be in place or is it as simple as giving notice at the right time next year and not renewing the lease?

Have you noticed any challenges or downsides?

If your tenants were month-to-month the male tenant could claim he gave his 30 day notice when he told you he moved out.

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