You have to go through a whole process by sending them a notice to cue etc.  

Has rental demand felt consistent for you, or are you noticing changes in certain areas?

Quote from @Nick Copland: I’ve noticed more investors quietly moving into midterm rentals (30–90 days) lately.Why?

Show commitment, and experienced investors will take notice.

Your "value add" is increasing Net Operating Income by increasing revenue and decreasing expenses the best you can.

Troy definitely has cheaper entry points, but I noticed a big difference depending on which side of the city you’re in—some streets work great, others can turn into management headaches fast.Albany felt a bit more predictable to me, especially around areas tied to state jobs, hospitals, and colleges.

Not repairing anything, which is deferred repairs and CapEx stuff decrease your property value and low rents due as well.

One option is to offer a temporary rent reduction rather than a permanent $300 decrease. 

In Delaware I noticed a few already ask for that.

I’m noticing a pattern in Denver where new STR competition shows up in waves, and by the time it’s obvious on Airbnb, the underwriting window is already gone.