In fact, I am planning to give them 6 months notice in advance, in good faith, and also give them plenty of time to find their new place.My questions are :(1) simply informing the tenants about not renewing in a form of letteris GOOD?

The place is in a B++ area and the inherited tenants are faithfully paying their rent. 

At this point they are accusing me of being in breach of the "good faith" intention of the above clause on prepayment.Anyone?"

Aside from asking her to take a leap of faith with me, are there any other considerations I can give her to calm her fears? 

They belong to the tenants and are held in trust for the faithful performance of the lease.

The Leap of faith.

@Jim K.It sounds like you may feel beat down man, keep the faith.

And as a sign of good faith, taking $100 off next month's rent is smart just as a way to say sorry for the inconvenience.

This way you don't just take randome advise from a stranger needing to have faith that said advice is actually sound.So lets continue this.

Hi @Brandunn Lorenz, I think you'll find that if you'll start strong and be faithful with what you CAN do, you'll come into more opportunities than you can see right now.