So, even if you would rather not have tenants move out in November, when it's difficult to re-rent until the holidays are over, if that tenant really needs to move out in November, they'll just break their lease. 

The PM initially marketed theproperty at the highest market price during the holiday season.There was a lot of interest but no applications around theholiday season.

Our company is going to send out a small client gift around the holidays as a way to say thank you.

Hopefully I can get penciled onto the nice list and get a power saw before the end of the holidays:)

However, she said they would make December 1st work if I wasn't comfortable with that.Given the larger deposit, the upcoming holiday season, and their apparent willingness to do whatever I'm most comfortable with, I'm emotionally inclined to tell them I will waive the late fee just this once under the circumstances but that the lease will be strictly enforced moving forward.

We are closing on our second SFH investment in 1 month, so just also taking notes for things that I might not have thought to spell out in the lease - such as taking down holiday decorations in a timely fashion.

I would not  go month to month with these tenants, you will be wasting your time showing because they will likely vacillate on the end date and there you are coming up on the holidays.

As soon as fall hits, the rental prices go down and it's not easy to rent around Holidays as you can imagine.

Cars happen to be my golf, or boating, or fine cigars or jet-set holiday, so I'm OK with it, but if the car is just your transportation, the cheapest thing you can do is settle on one and keep it forever.

In the meantime shes telling me that due to the weekend and the holiday she isn't late until the 10th.