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I additionally think that the 30-day notice is something you should move on in a timely fashion (as @Bob Okenwa stated) because you don't want that whole process to slow down even further (so if you're going to be looking for another tenant - might make it more of a challenge as we head out of peak rental season).

Replace him2-Consider a small reduction in price3-Old fashion techniques like putting up For Rent signs around the neighborhood work well.4.

Or just do it the old fashioned way and go for it on your own and if you lose money chalk it up as an education expense and move on.

@Eric Smith Just do it the old fashioned way, save up your money.

Cut any holes in the unit, floors, doors, windows, appliances, or fixtures in the unit or change the appearance of the windows in any fashion.

Get your finances in order and use an old fashioned conventional.

I care about the creativity and problem-solving ability they bring to the table to make a deal work for everyone involved, how available they are (or they’re strategy) to service my transaction, and that they’re responsive to my calls and questions in a timely fashion... whether it be at 7am or 10pm.

Payments are done with old fashioned post dated cheques. 

There are several old fashioned B+Bs, beautiful parks, etc.Lakefront property is clearly "A" regardless of age, as long as it is nicely renovated/maintained.