Typically you need to provide 30 days, but letting them know 45-60 days ahead of time only buys goodwill.  

Use this as a chance to keep goodwill, at most you are out an extra 120 in paint, think of how many times most of us would have had to paint those walls with turnover and you saved many multiples of that. 

Just work with those type of lenders and you'll be good. @Will

Tell her to pay for it out of pocket or get a solid size-9 at Goodwill to smash 'em!

That way I can offer them the ability to check their boxes while checking mine.You may in fact lose a number of these tenants, but I think you'll generate more good-will through options than company policy at this point.

It’s certainly an older book but it was the first one I came across and I found it at Goodwill 10 years ago.

That keeps the tenant in place and earns us some good will. 

In my case she wanted 6 months, but the premise is the same.First I charged rent in my case since it was a longer stay, in yours you can decide if an extra $1,500 is worth it or not...I'd probably not worry about it for a short stay and use it as 'good will' towards accepting my offer.

Also, Rob Abisolo mentioned perhaps buying them dinner or some sort of good will gesture. 

@Reden Dionisio For the furniture check out a local Goodwill or local classifieds for used furniture.