It's not like they have a choice (which in my opinion is the whole idea about a free market society). 

For now, I’ve opted for a SFH in an established majority owner occupied neighborhood, Thanks for the insightSmart choice. 

You have no choice but to respond with legal action.I am stating here my humble opinion regarding these matters, but I believe it to be valid.

This strategy allows you to retain ownership of your current investment while expanding your portfolio, though it comes with the responsibility of managing debt.Each option has its pros and cons, and the best choice depends on your financial goals, risk tolerance, and long-term plans.

When a tenant terminates a lease early, I offer them a choice of 2 months rent or the actual vacancy time.  

The Class B-/C type neighborhoods, where the typical tenant has reasonably steady jobs, has some choice in housing options, isn't going broke needing to decide between rent or groceries (to the aspiring investors reading this: food will always trump rent). 

The other choice is you have a job as asset manager or PM that will provide very little compensation likely for years.Good luck

Wow great choices thank you

That would open up even more choices.

Personal choice right ?