I'm looking into small businesses that will require 10 hours a week and simple business plan.

Not that simple.

I'm hand writing a letter to the LLC, hoping that the owner would appreciate cashing out on the tiny house on the tiny plot of land (relative to the rest of the LLC's holdings). 

Pretty simple. 

It is that simple.

Standing out can be as simple as doing a great job for current clients and incentivizing them to refer you business, either by a temporary discount, rebate or something similar.

so I guess if some does not have the money to do anything coming to your events and handing off leads for a small referral fee or a starbucks card is the way to get going.  

Say you have a toilet problem or a simple fix. you would have to drive 4 hours total to maybe fix a 15 minute job.

I started looking for value ad opportunities and changed from duplexes to single family for a more hands off management, which is what I needed to scale up while still working for a global company.The following years the rehabs got more involved and the properties got more expensive, because I started to realize that only a certain quality of neighborhood would allow me to do a full blown gut rehab and not lose equity in the process. 

My question is this, and I know it'll seem pretty simple and easy I just want to make sure I go about it the right way.My understanding is that I can give them a 30 day notice to vacate.