My way of handling it is to use a 30 day automatic extension or rent back and to proactively prospect for a listing for them even more than I normally would.

For me, it shows a lack of reading comprehension by the prospective tenant.

You'll get more touches on each prospect and potentially higher prospect to lead to contract rate. 

I have made that mistake and had some people come over that I would have preferred they not know where I live haha Get a list of questions together and try to ask the prospective tenant before asking them to meet.

When your interviewing prospective lenders be sure to tell them up front your intent to have your properties transferred to LLC.

The article suggests that the assumption of most agents is that staging the property IMPROVES the time to sale and the sale price by building a better idea of a home in your prospective buyer's minds about the house you're selling.

You should have been building a database of prospect for quite some time.  

Also, what's your take on prospects for improvement?

Of course, I don't know your finances or future job/income prospects.

That means they have to budget for every second not spent prospecting or working on a sale.