If you're goal is to adjust the rents to market through relocation, you'd want to negotiate "cash-for-keys" and not do it through the city (the document shows you how to do it through the city.

We accept standard filetypes, and you can adjust the photo to get things just right.Hope that helps!

However, I can always try it and re-adjust the ledger as a threat to the tenant and deal with with the ledger later if I have to evict and go to court, hoping that it doesn't have to go that far.  

It also is a structured saving method because you just adjust to not having that money.

@Jon BehlkeThank you for responding to my post.So its Market based so I can run a quick analysis at the 70% and determine if its under or over my Market and adjust from there until I figure out what % is best for my Market.

Laws in other states are most likely not identical to yours so take the advice with a grain of salt. 

Obviously, I would be willing to adjust my exit strategy dependent on the market. 

So if it's a MTM agreement you won't be able to make adjustments until you have properly noticed the tenants regarding a change of terms.

I'll wait until the panic eases a little then make some adjustments and add some positions.

Additionally, software for owners would provide ability to adjust pricing should they desire.