I also want to purchase and repurpose unused spaces around various metro areas myself someday and I figured what a great way learn by helping someone else succeed.

By posting a notice, you maintain control while ensuring expectations are clear and legal.By the way, I don't recommend an exact 30-day notice and then dealing with prorated rent.

I figured if they collect anything at all, that is better than nothing.  

I advertise the houses that way, even if there's an appliance or two that the previous owner has left in them and I don't mention them so that the people coming aren't (or shouldn't be) expecting to find them. 

But, it's a unique strategy that requires more knowledge than expected.

We run calculators on what you can expect for expenses beyond your mortgage, I don’t like surprises.

Quote from @Drew Sygit: @Aaron Raffaelli we're also in Detroit area, so let us know if you need help with anything.Edit to my last reply:I just a saw your post from yesterday talking to someone about the Classes you can expect around detroit, and that did help me get a better understanding, but it did bring a new question to mind. 

Yet investors expect a PMC to do all this extra followup for free because they think the program is "gold".We've always accepted S8 tenants and have no plans to stop.It's a decent program if the investor understands the limitations and challenges.Otherwise, it's "fool's gold".

And don't expect the compliant tenants that complained to stay after you minimized their concern and did not address it.

She informed me on December 1st that she was expecting a job offer requiring a January move-out, which she received on December 12th.