I think some PM's have never been in those shoes and do not understand the other side of the business that well.

If I were in your shoes, I'd explain to them that since it's a 1 year lease,  they are responsible for the full term, however you'll start aggressively advertising and doing showings, and trying to get someone in their ASAP and if you can get a new tenant, you won't charge them extra if it's filled.  

@Gerard Gonzalez I was in your shoes before, and pulling hairs to figure how to deduct same equipment, millage on multiple properties.

Contrary to popular belief I do have the ability to dress myself most mornings and have been known to tie my own shoes on occasion. :)

Amazon and online shopping alike has made it convenient and easy for us to do a one stop shop for things from groceries to shoes then golf clubs, a book and furniture in less than 15 minutes without walking or driving anywhere.

@Bo Sinaga If I were in your shoes, I would make sure you're connected with a solid loan officer who is calculating your DTI correctly for you.

Put yourself in their shoes.  

If the house is in your name, whether your girlfriend or a random stranger lives with you, neither has any rights to your legal assets.If I were in your shoes, just make sure everything is in your name-- cable/electric/utilities/etc, and have her pay groceries .  

Put yourself in the end buyers shoes.

It seems that they rent out multiple "tenants" since many pictures showing 5-6 mattresses, and some mens (tenant(s) on the lease are women one was over 70s as I recalled, the other is like 4-50s I think), sneakers, shoes, kids toys and stuff.