We currently have run into a situation that we've never had before and would like some feedback from anyone who has encountered the same issue.We currently have a husband and wife renting our single family home in Georgia.  

How can i go about this, its my first time encountering such a transaction.

I've never encountered this situation but it will be interesting to hear how others have dealt with termite problems with mobile homes in the past. 

I figured I would get some resistance but this is a little more extreme than I’ve encountered before.

Utility easements are not uncommon and the ones I've personally encountered, the City would not allow any type of permanent structure on them. 

When you buy you have to double check what the seller says and make sure you have enough “meat on the bones” to cover any surprises you may encounter so you can still meet your investment goals.

Which means when taking off the wallpaper, we are likely to encounter lead paint.While we were scraping the wallpaper off, we started to wonder about the lead paint underneath...How strictly do you follow the guidelines for lead paint when removing wallpaper?

This is one I have not encountered or heard of how to handle.

Most renters I have encountered prefer a month to month lease it allows me to fill my vacancies within the same month I know my tenants are leaving. 

It's unfortunate because there seems to be several things working against them right now:- Some people are afraid to travel - Government restrictions/lockdowns have either prevented travel and/or temporarily prohibited STR like AirBNB altogether- AirBNB unilaterally overrode hosts' strict refund policies and allowed guests to cancel and get all their money back, which in some cases further unfairly impacted the hosts financiallyAs I read that article, and how the people featured in it were faced with less than desirable options (i.e. defaulting, selling, etc), I wondered how many people on BP had encountered similar decisions and decided instead to convert their AirBNB units to long-term rentals and if that was even a viable option for many of these types of properties?