The perceived value may be more, because you know an STR was run there and making money, but a lender wont value it more.While I agree a lender probably won’t value it more, an investor interested in running it as a STR will pay more.  

I agree that rates have naturally adjusted with the rise in the Fed rate, and it seems like the 10-14% range may become the new normal for a while.I’m curious—what’s your outlook on how this rate range will impact new investors entering the market?

At this point, I simply want to move on and feel the exit interview is a final attempt to have me sign things that I don't agree to.

I agree with a lot of the feedback above.

If you do agree to sign, you can (at least in my area) specify in the contract that it is just for a particular property, or a particular location, etc. 

Totally agree with you and it looks like I need to get a business license to do the intermediate leasing occupancy (ILO) in SF.

I agree with Michael and JohnYou may get a small premium above appraised value for furniture and future bookings but that is about it unfortunately. 

I agree with @Michael Smythe that you need a property manager that communicates well. 

I agree that I'd look elsewhere. 

This letter serves as official notice in accordance with your rental agreement.Even after this increase, we believe we are still at or below the average market rent for a unit of this type and hope you agree.