Many apologies for not posting pictures before now. 

I apologize if this question has been answered but I was unable to locate a response on point.Issue:Our tenant wishes to terminate our 12 month lease agreement at month five; although our lease clearly states that the tenant does not have the right to take such action.Little more detail:He wishes to give us 60 days notice (which would take his remaining lease requirement from 7 months to 5 months.) 

@Jon Holdman My apologies, I did not mention that the renter does not currently have a lease agreement.

And my apologies for posting this on the wrong forum

(Apologies to George Herbert). 

This is the longest non-answer ever so I apologize but these are questions I ask myself often. 

At that point it was either refund my tenants, apologize for inconvenience, move them out, and walk away from the deal losing all capital invested....

I apologize if this isn't the best/proper forum for this question. 

Remember you have to pay for everything, including but not limited to: HOA/CC&RsProperty Taxes/InsuranceAll UtilitiesCable/InternetFFE (Furnishing, Fixtures and Equipment)Property ManagmentBooking/Payments SystemsEtc...Apologies if this is redundant info for you but most of the time once you plug in the numbers (especially HOAs) you will start to get a much clearer picture on actual return possibilities.  

Also, apologize for he formatting.