I noticed that the Peleton facility is mentioned in Wood County. 

You may have to give a 30 or 60 day notice, but inform your tenants of what is to come and they will either accept the increase or move out.

What do the landlord tenant laws in your jurisdiction say about the notice you have to give to the tenants about the rent raise.

Have you noticed a bump up in the number of participants that are not local? 

The footings for the 'living space deck' will be different than the 'open deck', plumbing and electrical stub-outs will be noticed, things like that that....And if you get caught they will become your worst nightmare!

I noticed that people who are great at buying houses, should not spend the time rehabbing the house.

If you want to do some research on your own from the Lawmakers, start here:IRS - Retirement Plans Published Guidance   (Code, Notices, Advisories, etc.) 

Give them notice and get them out.

Sounds good in theory, but reality is that it's a negotiation starter.Further Reality:1) If you have a great, not just good, lease, you'll have so many lease violations listed that you can then tie into, "landlord has the option to terminate lease with 30-day notice".

I also found out that I could do a 30 day no cause notice, since they're within their first year of occupancy.