At the least the next person was warned as long as they did their due diligence and if not that's on them.  

@Monty LopezAs long as what you mean is your parents move out of the house and you have a tenant occupy it everything should work good.

You can do 30 day's notice if you want, but honestly in that circumstance, I'd keep the rest of that month's rent and as long as they were out, I'd give them the rest back (minus any damages). 

@James Hughes Hey James, I am studying Computer Science at Fsu, and would love to work with you to make a program free of charge to send out mass e-mails, text messages etc... should be really easy as long as a file is given with the names and numbers.

I'm personally hopeful to get a second unit this year, so long as its a good deal.

Its what helped my wife move from low debt to max (rental) debt as long as each house cash flows well.   

This benefits the S-Corp (saves money, puts you in the building), gives you ownership, and you could lease it to another company at any point in the future and profit from it for as long as you want to hold the asset.

Rental arbitrage of an apartment is doable as long as it is allowed by your municipality and with the apartment owners/ managers.

You have expectations of tenants too as long as you are upholding your side of the contract in providing a serviceable place to occupy.

You can still make money on LH properties, as long as you understand the extra variables, like monthly lease rent, remaining term, renegotiation, and fee availability/price.