“Those doorknobs stay with the house,” she insisted.

Quote from @Karen Seguin: Good afternoon, I am currently closing on my first commercial multi-family property and all of the tenants would like to stay and I would like them to stay as well.

If it stays beyond what's paid for either move it to a storage area on your land and keep track of storage fees or see if you can have someone tow it offsite for you and in that case they will have to pay whatever fee the tow yard charges. 

I agree with Michael—staying competitive is key!

Experiential stays are the best ROI around when done correctly to account for equity and cash flow. 

Unless you want to stay in the home or pay the difference out of pocket, you should pursue a short sale.

You will never pay more tax in recapture than what you originally deferred, assuming your personal tax rate stays the same.

However, as a matter of practice, its better to have fresh leases/rental agreements signed fairly often.

Talking to others who are on the same journey can give you fresh ideas and support.

Also, platforms like Crexi and MLS can sometimes yield better results.Questions to Ask in New Markets: Focus on questions around local vacancy rates, job market stability, average tenant stay duration, and the area’s development plans.