There is a piece of legislation on the November ballot for San Francisco (not sure if it'll be for the whole state) that says that even if a tenant leaves voluntarily, you will be required to market the rental for the same amount that you were previously renting for and will not be able to ask for market rents. 

It may be hard for the next 30+ days while they rant, rave, and try to make your life miserable, but then they will be gone and you will immediately notice your stress levels go down, you will free up a lot of time, and everything will be better.P.S. this is one of those situations where you may want to sweeten the pot.

My bedroom ceiling started leaking...I put a pot on the floor to catch the water and called the landlord at 11PM.

Then all the money goes back into a pot and we do it again.

If discussing a different business operation, say buying a restaurant, immediately people won't think the value is just the market value of the location, the tables, the broiler, dishwasher, plates, pots and pans, right.

It is common to offer above asking price to sweeten the pot as many owners would simply rather collect the cash upfront.What makes it a desirable offer structure?

At 6% interest rates looking at 20%.If I can get those kind of returns on all the properties I buy and keep reinvesting all proceeds it’ll take 15 years providing I’m adding 1000/mo to the pot.

Buyer either brings a large pot of money but to what end?

I know the slanted walls are hard for that, but adding a few pieces where you can, and maybe a few artificial plants in pots would help warm it up.

Is this possible for a cash out refinance or rate term on 2 investment properties on the same loan that need to be refinanced and separated, or is this a unicorn by a rainbow sitting next to a pot of gold?