Its not 30 days from the notice date but rather 30 days from when their current tenancy period ends.In a human way, just approach the tenants with your notice in your back pocket and explain that you purchased the property with the intent to rehab it, and need the property vacant to do so as the work being performed will be intense and intrusive.

I’ll explain below.

Sittenfeld, explaining the rationale of the legislation he sponsored: “For a significant number of people living in Cincinnati, a security deposit for a two-bedroom would equal or exceed the totality of their savings.”https://www.wsj.com/articles/s...

Unfortunately I’m not in Florida to resolve myself.I am worried that the zoning department may object due to lot size, set back or any other number of reasons and then I have no idea what to do!

Explain to your insurance provider exactly what you intend to do with the home.

It was nice to read something that explained the process in lamest terms. 

Just explain what you wanna do to your agent.

Philcor Solutions| Construction & Restoration| Akil Kariym-Bey| General Manager| Disaster Ruins, We Restore Try explaining to your banker what you're trying to accomplish.

(Not recommended because if it is sold the buyers will check the rental income and your income will be short) That could possibly be explained. 3rd: If the owner is performing maintenance/repairs/improvements this would be calculated in operating costs since no one would be able to live in the space anyway. 

Update: Following your priceless advice, I got the part in the mail, found a video explaining how to install it, and today I installed it myself.