Is there a way for us to suggest that the tenant can break their lease without us getting stuck covering the payments?

I might suggest offering a lower rent than what they pay month to month as an enticement for going long term (and that could mean either offering a lower rent than what they pay now, or raise the rent if they want to pay month to month).All those little decisions you'll just have to feel out what works with your place and tenants.

I would suggest contacting a local attorney and getting at minimum the state bar form rather than using whatever it is you found online.  

I would highest suggest u and ur ex wife go to a lawyer and get a document agreeing to all the terms.

I would suggest driving for dollars in the area as well as Popping into The Barn and asking the real estate developers who own that building and office on the lower level if they know of anything.

The town is right quick about placing a lien against your property.I had someone suggesting I submeter when I first came in, monthly I could simply go down do the math and submit a bill to my tenants.

I would suggest learning yours.

I would suggest talking to your realtor or realtors and get their opinion.

Any suggestions?

thank you all for your opinions but I see some are getting a little to sensitive so let me clarify this. again I'm not knocking any because if it wasn't for my realtor I wouldn't be getting the deals right. what I'm trying to get is a better understanding is if it's worth getting it at retail price.