I'd love to see occupancy limits relaxed for non related tenants.

The bank is closed on weekends and holidays.

I will be somewhat tough if you don't buy soon as the holiday bookings will make it difficult to transition, get inspections and closing dates to coincide with very tight windows and also the possibility of cancelling existing reservations for people that have big holiday bookings.Depending on what type of property you are looking at will make big difference also.

Then, the meeting starts and after squirming in your chair for 1 or 2 hours you would have been much better off staying home, relaxing and reading a book, or organizing your life.

Given you are coming up on Nov/Dec I actually would not raise until after the holidays but thats me, I never want to be doing lease up during the holidays if someone decides to move. 

At the end of the day you've taken action to correct the situation and if the tenant thinks it's a health risk then they should move to reduce continued exposure....at least that seems like the common sense move.Disclaimer: Although I stayed at a Holiday Inn, I'm not a lawyer.

Slow down....relax....

The cities with the most relaxed building guidelines would generally have more affordable rents.

It's a 60 hour a week job with no weekends or holidays off. 

Winter/holiday time is not the best time to find a tenant but not impossible.