I'd give the prospective tenant a choice, 1. one month longer than projected completion and they must vacate on that date because you will be finding a new tenant 30 days before they leave or 2. two month's extra and if there are delays for any reason you will allow them to remain until the house has a certificate of occupancy. 

I'm only able to find the following information: entity ID, City, business formation and incorporated date.

Term: Master LOC: will have an initial 12-month term that may be evaluated for renewal annually at maturity date.

by February 15th (or around that date since Feb had 29 days).Its now March 2nd.And now that my timing is off, I'm confused about what will happen to their lease end/move-out date: I had to give them 30 days notice before the end of the lease and not having done so will cause them to occupy the unit past their original lease end date (March 15th).Additionally, if I understand the wording of my lease correctly, if tenant remains in unit after lease ends and without renewing the lease, the "lease" defaults to a month to month...Exact timeline for everything is clearly confusing to me since I missed the date for sending a lease-termination notice... 

The only problem it is still the beginning of the year and the new laws have not been really tested in CA as gar as number of applications and speed of approval. 

The August dates don't work great, IMO, because very few students will be around in June or July to see it.Good luck!

I saw a house I bid on auctioned off, paid for and end up on the same county auction 6 weeks later for a smaller mortgage dated 14 years ago within 3 days of the first mort judgement.

Prevents potential IRS questions later on about your true business start date. 

That, along with the ease and speed of closing, can make them an attractive product.

I immediately let the tenant know the date and time window and she says that works.