I can tell you this, where I stay it's student accommodation flats all around and a few shopping center buildings.

Your safety is more important than being accommodating.

We are just about to close on this 25,000sf lot in Corona Del Mar.The property is already subdivided and comes with previously approved plans for two 10,000sf homes designed by renowned architect Brion Jeannette and boasts a white sandy beach and the largest private dock on the west coast that will accommodate two 100’ yachts right in the back yard.We have a future value appraisal that was done in October 2014 that says each home will sell for $22,000,000.

I have one buddy an attorney he has 200k worth of them in Mexico and uses them for family retreats in awesome locations and accommodations..

Thanks, Robert for this....You can get a new appraisal to accommodate the new value, but you are limited to the amount you paid for the property and what you can document you spent in repairs.

Rather than get all fancy with setting up a LLC or trust and then transferring the properties into that, I'd start by just checking with other insurance companies until you find one that can accommodate your amount of properties. 

The deal was made between the two tenants and your were just willing to accommodate them.

It also means they can streamline a lot of their processes and you don't waste time and money shifting gears between each stage, accommodating schedules, getting accustomed to new people and communication styles, etc.

If renting would be the better choice, are there any investors that have a property that could accommodate them and their animals?

Needless to say I feel I am not really making much being very accommodating to that buyer.How would this work in this case?