If you decide to move forward with the project they will then be up to speed and can begin work seamlessly. 

That should be a seamless transition done with the best interest of both parties in mind.No problem with empathy, the landlord has empathy in understanding the tenants financial situation, the tenant has empathy in understanding the landlords financial situation.

Hello BP, Does anyone have a recommendation for a seamless gutter contractor?

I'd paint arches and doors a warm, mid-tone grey - about the same value as the brick so it blends, not pops. 

My last tenant that left before his lease was up, we agreed to keep the unit in show room condition, and he will continue to pay until we get someone in there. then it was a seamless transition.

Try it in a small spot and see how it goes, you can always blend it in later as you gain confidence!

This is my question, what are some suggestions that you have about making the process as seamless as possible.

It will nicely blend the rates for the year to give you a very accurate snapshot of your total revenue.

Also if the stove was black - it might blend, but white will not work. 

Follow through with the lease terms and make the turnover as seamless as possible.