In some jurisdictions there is a procedure in the 1st term of a lease(ONLY), you must give 60 days notice before end of your desire to quit.

There is no reason you can’t extend the lease or go month to month at the end of 12 months if both you and the tenants still desire to.

So let’s look at the best practices for creating a desirable listing.SummaryOptimizing your real estate listings is essential if you want to attract more potential buyers and sell your property quickly and for the best possible price.

The nicer of the properties that I watch on the different MLS sites seem to be snagged up fairly quickly (couple weeks max) so I know there's a desire to be there :)

If you have a B to C site with irregular or small parcel shape then tenants tend to pick 2 to 3 sites in an area and pit landlords against each other to see who will give the tenant the best terms they desire on a lease.

Identify your essential "needs" and desired "wants."

While not a big deal in the grand scheme of things, it does create delays and more items that I have to keep track of, that aren't actually productive.I understand a repeat customer may get priority treatment, it's when a desire to keep that customer happy by overlooking existing problems that come up later, occur.

Properties that are in the B class or higher on the west side of Cleveland are more desirable, I would say. 

If the mortgage on the condo costs you $2750 and you can get half that from a roommate, you guys have the ability to stay somewhere you actually desire, and you're only footing half the bill but getting all the benefits.

You will pay for property management or rent collection some other way that probably is less desirable.