If this generation are so complacent and let 'What will be will be", it is going to be a rough ride.I. am betting (praying) that some great person from the millennials and have the insight, drive, and will to lead them to a brighter day.  

I am ok with letting them off the hook if they can replace as they've been good tenants and I bet they have friends that might be interested in renting the place.Any suggestions on additional terms to include?

Find a local cabinet shop in your area and I bet they will beat the big box stores and online.

Good luck to you and I bet that you can find lots of great examples of what your available alertnatives are right here on BP

I bet that listing agent won't be part of his team anymore.

If you were to rent your property to someone I bet you could find a lawyer who has a general lease agreement that you can have them alter if you have specific needs.Other than that, I hope someone with more knowledge and experience provides you some insight as well.Best of luck!

I'd bet the best move for you and your fiancee would be to househack a multifamily property.

I would also get a general contractor they would probably be your best bet.  

While the promissory note between me and the lender seems to be the best bet.

I bet they don't get such nice extensions and favors from those!