You will be hard pressed to find a better return elsewhere in the world.

@Blake Alan Quarrie sounds like the city is pressing you and most likely because someone is complaining to the alderman(neighbor most likely).  

My 2 cents is that for non-sleeping areas, hot tubs, pool tables and movie rooms are top amenities that guest have personally told me they like the best.I think an outdoor rated pool table (or maybe ping pong table), TV and comfortable seating would likely be the best bang for your buck.

Have met people who spend more time doing research on a new TV than a 6 figure investment in real estate.

Now its finally getting the press coverage as the top emerging market.

The MO deal would have been hard pressed by the borrower to claim usury since she was a broker herself, she committed fraud by using a phony end buyer (her maiden name) and a phony escrow company.

The assistance is needed because of other pressing business interests. 

Might just be best to wait for a bit if there's not a pressing need to move.

Low rates made some people a lot of money but also now that rates have normalized many are getting crushed in some investments.Right now rates need to stay near where they are and government needs to slow the printing press

Coming from a landlord, "at least they are paying" I think, reinforces a negative stereotype in our industry.If they do not have respect for this part of your signed contract, they will also flout other parts - whether or not you are aware of it.I would press them for a notice to vacate in writing for May 1, and if they hesitate at all, I would make sure you issue you own notice to terminate/non-renewal in plenty of time to be compliant with your jusidiction.I think you know this already, but I would not have let them go this long without paying for damages.