accommodate a buyer's request for detailed rental and financial history, when selling only a small segment of your overall portfolio?

With a building you couls have more sizes to accommodate larger customer base.

I would expect the landord to pay for accommodations until the unit is deemed to have working utilities required to live.  

After doing a very comprehensive search through various LA neighborhoods for both turnkey & fixer-uppers, going from Inglewood/Hawthorne to NoHo to East LA (Boyle Heights, Lincoln Heights, etc.), I've realized it's incredibly difficult to find qualified investments.

The owner Kevin is very accommodating to the agents.

I really appreciate you taking the time to put forth such a comprehensive response. 

In order to avoid the low participation rate, I've a.) suggested that by completing the survey, the tenants could win up to $100 - the amount is a function of the thoroughness and comprehensiveness of their answers and b.) issue the survey with 3-6 months left on the year-long lease so that I can take the feedback into consideration and assess repairs and improvements that may help retain my top quality tenants and reduce vacancy. 

I'm trying to find a good comprehensive one, too.

Dillyn Marcus Millichap produces one of the most comprehensive reports available, all historical and fairly utd.

To me, this segment of the corporate rental market is under-served and my thoughts are to use this as an opportunity to provide an accommodation that would be considered “high-end” or “luxurious.”