They’ll have to move out of their old home, find storage for their belongings and maybe stay in a hotel until they find another home.However, there’s a solution to such situations.

If they decline then it is up to you, but you do decide to move forward you should have them sign another document that states, that you have requested they attain renter's insurance and that they have declined and the are aware that your insurance does not cover their personal belongings or cover them, nor will you or your insurance be cover any cost associated with temporary housing or relocation should your unit become 'uninhabitable' -- Personally, I would just pass on a Tenant that declines to follow your procedures. - You should be able to find carriers that do cover MTRs so it would worth looking around.

If it was going to be longer or an uncertain amount of time and you want take it further you could look at parking it in a simple fund like TDB8150. 

A few suggestions - the front living room sofa has no place to put down a drink, it needs a coffee table or end tables. 

Not government-cheese-poor, but grape-drink-and-bologna-on-Wonder-Bread poor.No one taught me how to make or spend money.

We have too much water and people are decrying the damage and lost buildable land due to rising freshwater.I agree that Lake Meade is dropping, CA has terrible water management, but if they stopped subsidizing farmers/cattle (almonds are INSANE), drinking water would not be an issue at all.

May physically be longer.  12. 

We would rather drink beer after 5:00 instead of cleaning houses until 10:00.  23 STRs, 83 beds (not bedrooms). 

Hi @Andrew Schultz,I put together a website late last year, you can view it here:http://www.vf-rentals.com/index.php/we-buy-houses-columbus/Its modeled after a few of the websites that belong to forum members.

After checking my HOA docs, I found a restriction that required any lease to be longer than 30 days.