If they push back and demand a 60-day notice, then extend your notice to the full 60 days.Example: The lease expires in 40 days and the tenant demands a full 60-day notice.

I am looking to purchase an extended stay hotel.

Examples could include but are not limited to installing new/ improving driveways, clearing overgrown trails/ build sites, demolishing abandoned buildings, property cleanup, extending or having utilities pre-approved, etc.

I would add that the problem extends beyond Class D properties.Twice I rented B class rentals to Section 8 residents. 

Refuses to extend the 15 day escrow which we did because we were told it was a cash deal.

When I found the property I simply extended the radius of my search and tadaaaa "duplex" cought my attention and especially for a $350k purchase.

⬇️#AffordableHousing #HousingSolutions #Jacksonville #LegalVictory #PadSplit no one wants to live in these you'd be better off building extended stay with 250 sq ft rooms 

With a limited number of qualified contractors available, additional demand will drive up prices and extend project timelines.

If there are plenty of studios or private single rooms at the same price or cheaper than a shared-space room at your place, you will definitely have a hard time filling up.Are there extended-stay motels in your property's area?

We would be fine extending a month+ to make it 90 days notice.