So it is imperative to know how to strike up a good landlord/tenant relationship and keep tenants long term. 

It's not always good to follow the herd, but to strike out into another direction. 

I would really like to see - and appreciate - a broad discussion, to hear the views of lawyers and CPA's, on the pros and cons of LLC's, Landtrusts, personal ownership, S-Corps, partnerships, and how to use them to strike that best balance of both reduction in liability exposure and best tax planning. 

I think the more common tenant tactic here would be to complete their current lease (through, say, June), sign another through June 2016, and then break THAT lease when they needed to move in October 2015.Giving essentially a year of notice of an issue, and then actively trying to find a replacement tenant, doesn't really strike me as egregious behavior, given their other possible tactics.  

However in my opinion, it was just a lawyer on the podcast to strike more fear into the community and also forwarding their own agenda to sell more LLC formations to the BP community.  

You need to take care of these things so that you do not put them off, thwarting your chances of actually striking a good bargain: •De-clutter: Any home with a lot of clutter, that is to say, a house that has not used up its space in a proper manner stands very less chances of getting sold faster for a good price.

So I can’t let the cat out of the bag til tomorrow as I do want to receive referral fees from this company if they will strike up a deal with me.

I think it will either go for a very low price and the people that buy the house will not be willing to foot the bill for replacement or an investor will buy it as a rental property, again not willing to replace the driveway.I want to take a preemptive strike and no longer share the driveway, I’m just not sure if I am able to do so.

Strike a deal with them if they truly are paying off medical bills and they are truly good tenants otherwise. 

An investor in the area that has far more properties then I do near the Polo Grounds threw out a 30% year-over-year decline for his properties during the festivals this year, which strikes me as ballpark accurate.I am making less then my original forecasts on festival bookings, but we are making more during the rest of the year then I anticipated.