I'm in the middle of a formal letter that I will send certified mail, but I also want to amend the original lease term from a fixed 12-months to a month-to-month lease and also tell them I will give them 60 days notice to vacate once the house is under contract and the bid is being reviewed by the bank.Does anybody have a form I can use or advice as make this a smooth process?

So there could be some natural bias towards making the deal go smoothly if the referral comes from the TK company.That said, so far the TK company has been very receptive to my desire for independent inspection/appraisal, so no red-flags yet.Maybe I'm just being paranoid -- first deal jitters, etc.

Try to make the process as smooth as possible.Clear communication and appropriate follow-through is key.

Anything beyond normal wear and tear will be deducted from your deposit.In order to make your move-out as smooth as possible, and to maximize the amount of security deposit that is returned to you, please take note of the following:Forward your mail.

I go by my properties on a weekly basis to make sure everything is running smoothly.

The pitch was so smooth and polished it made me nervous.

Everything could go smoothly for 1 to 2 years and then once things go downhill, then it can get bad quickly. 

The renovation went fairly smoothly.

By way of an analogy, it's easier to rake the soil smooth on your path rather than to break up each clump as you trip over it.My $0.02 ...

Obviously due to school I cannot do this so my question is what can I do RIGHT NOW to help speed the process up and if there is anything else I can do to make this investment go more “smoothly” when it occurs.EXTRA: I recently got a job that pays around $450 biweekly.