I bet Auction.com will relist it later. 

Considering my income will not change significantly at this point, lateral moves and opportunities aplenty across property management while any major advances typically require higher formal education or more years of service.

A simple way, since you are still doing research, is to look on Zillow (which is where I list all my properties for rent), make note of the properties listed, then look back a week later, and see how many are still listed, then again a week later, etc.  

Most of the later are in the lease but you will run across things that you have to tell people or reinforce because the lease doesn't specifically anticipate every situation. 

Telling the residents how to turn off the water supply valve is the easiest solution and the rest can be solved later. 

First, she agreed to sell, then a month later said no, then came back a month later and said yes.

First, she agreed to sell, then a month later said no, then came back a month later and said yes.

Well my contractor starts work and I been paying them on a weekly basis for the work done, unfortunately later into November the progress slowed down and we were not going to hit the deadline of Early December.

Thousands of rent checks later, I can tell you that he is correct.

INITIAL: ________If you wish to terminate, confirm your move-out date and return this to me no later than 30 days prior to termination.