I still remember not being able to get some emotional battles outta my head!

BUT, that's a battle you'll never win.  

Brandon Battle read the OPs post.  

My cons were: more work at turn over, as moving all the furniture to paint or clean was half the battle, then also cleaning, inventorying or repairing /replacing furniture is a hassle.

Hitler lost the war because he fought his battles too far from home.

Looking back I wish I would have worked it into the contract that I wouldn't close until they were out, I easily could have won that battle because the previous owners didn't want them there either.

This was just one of the final battles in what has been an epic road to closing my deal which I plan on detailing in an Investor Diary once its all said and done.

I know we have proceeded correctly, but still I don't see any reason to get into a battle even if you're going to win, if the battle can be avoided in the first place.My thought was to provide with some sort of written extension of the current month to month for 15 days, then change the date on the new lease for the 16th of July.

Pick your battles.

Choose your battles...Again, I'm NOT an attorney, and this is NOT legal advice.