I get where y'all are coming from in terms of "be happy you've had a long, stable tenant," and yet I want to point out they have greatly benefited from being in the building this long as well.  

Networking with other investors can also provide fresh perspectives and new ideas, as sharing experiences often leads to innovative solutions.Additionally, leveraging technology, such as CRM systems, can help streamline lead management and follow-up processes, ensuring no potential opportunity is overlooked.

I may not be well-versed in Michigan's laws, but if the lease you both signed contains that language, then you are bound to adhere to it.

It wouldn’t make sense for someone to say, “well this is the best choice I can make in the moment so I’m gonna make this other one instead”.

They often have access to listings before they hit the market and can provide insights on upcoming opportunities.hope this helps-

Still cash flowing and doing well.

@Chris Crawford, I'm unfamiliar with auction sales, but I get the sense that you will receive offers well below 85%-90% of the property's value. 

It's worth checking out at least :) Also, there's a lot of meet up groups involving real estate in the greater Seattle area, where you could network to learn more information as well.

Received this as well.

There are some products out there for 3 months seasoning as well.