Make a low ball offer expressing the concerns you have with clean up.

@Jason Rich I second the Champions recommendation, however, if the cost is your concern you can do real estate express online.

Again, I cannot express my gratitude enough!

Before deploying any strategy expressed herein, consult with an Attorney and CPA within the state you intend to do business.IF I were in your shoes, here is my plan based on the knowledge and Team I have in place:Set myself up with an S-Corp (LLC is fine with the designation).Tell your partner to look into that as well.Form a new LLC (Partnership) with a split favorable to the overall business model (i.e. financing issues and % of ownership split).

Wording the notice in such a manner that expresses your appreciation that they have been a good tenant will soften the blow.  

Before you say no, have a conversation with them about it and express your concerns.

I did not express all of my issues and concerns with how the agent acted throughout the process and how poorly he represented me in the last few days, but I do plan to send the managing broker an email explaining that.

No dissatisfaction with our posted policy was ever expressed until now.It’s not often that our clients are dissatisfied, but if they ever are, we want to make it right, even if that means making an exception in the interest of full customer satisfaction.

I try to express this, but it comes down to their realtor to temper their response.

https://highlinedenver.com/They may be a bit on the pricier end, but cannot express how important it is to have cleaners/management company that you can trust and depend on for things to go smoothly.Let me know if you have any questions about short term or mid term renting!