I found this PDF - Section 65852.2 of the Government Code Amendment and noticed this change:65852.2.

What's the best way to amend the lease in this situation?

The current lease could be amended to remove one person and update the move-out date from Dec 31, 2020 to Dec 31, 2021.

Hi @Jason PerryDirectly from Collier County Ordinances:"In most Zoning Districts that allow dwelling units, transient lodging (less than 6 months) is not a use that is listed as a permitted, accessory, or conditional use in Ordinance 2004-41, as amended, the Collier County Land Development Code.

And I could always change the sign to be slightly political in nature like "Vote with your wallet, sell me your house, etc." and play the 1st amendment card.

There's a few phases - For info for buying, you'll need Leases and terms, breakdown of costs (what is tenants responsibilities and what is landlords), breakdown of CAM (Common Area Maintenance), each units price per square foot, tenants revenue to rent ratioOnce you go into due diligence, you'll need balance sheets, surveys, P&L, and tenants' sales reports for two years. lease docs and amendments including any statement regarding oral agreements, tenant estoppel agreeing with what you've been given, any open permits or zoning issues, environmental reports (don't want to find out later an old gas station or laundromat was there before), owners current budget, a complete list of all property stating who owns what and who is responsible for the care.

(Adopted 1/93, Amended 1/95)Joe, this is the NAR ethics code that I believe was broken. 

Rather than evict, we did an lease amendment and a $500 pet deposit.

Rather than evict, we did an lease amendment and a $500 pet deposit.

After the background check comes back clear, you’ll just add them to the lease with a simple amendment and you’ll all sign.