You have to occupy within 60 days and most landlords aren't going to serve the notice to quit for you because the reason they want to sell is because they don't want to deal with the tenants.

I had 1 month notice before I needed to leave, and it would be spent in training.

Transferring my property back out of the LLC is a better solution if I get hit with a 30-day notice than immediate payment in full.

The taxes were only $305 so not a big deal really.One thing I did just notice while looking everything up is there is an annual fee of $99 unless you pay that much in interest that year.

My job allows for remote work but I put in my notice last week and will be working through the end of June. 

I agree with @Lydia T. these pre-foreclosure owners are not the most motivated, as a matter of fact, they don't realize how deep they are until the bailiff post the 24h notice on the door. 

The downstairs tenant first had a fighting ring in the backyard that after an eviction notice he did take down.

Hey Ryan, you need to look at the wording of the moratorium:No Notice to Quit or Service of Summary Process for Duration ofPublic Health and Civil Preparedness Emergency.

It seems you'll need to give the 60 days notice without it being month to month as you stated, but that she may be willing to sign it sooner than this. 

I have given a tenant a 3 day notice and today is the 3rd and final day.