Fortunately the platforms (at least in my experience) will show a "Have Not Synced in xxxxx hours" warning to let you know there is a problem, at which point you just export/import new calendar links as needed.With more properties and platforms, a more elegant solution might make sense, but this has worked well for me.

Table in the kitchen/dining room.A colleague has a Queen Anne house that has been converted into four very spacious 2-bedroom executive rentals.  

Include bedrooms, living, den, bonus, and dining. 150 sq. ft. for first person and 100 sq. ft. for each additional.70 sq.ft. for one occupant per room. 100 sq.ft. each room for two occupants.

As a young adult, I began my own business socked away money for my future (though I saved for med school and had no idea I wanted to invest til later on).Since they are already college-age and have summer-only employment and are looking to invest in the near future, they either need to save money working more hours; forego instant-gratification luxuries (like dining out/new phones/new clothes); or wait a bit longer to invest.

@John Matthews As @Elizabeth Colegrove elegantly put it, it really depends on your risk tolerance and the amount of money you put in.

There is a load bearing wall between the kitchen and the dining room.

There's a dining area, great room, a living room, bedroom all off the sections I did with vinyl, making it easy to change out carpet in those rooms 1 at a time if carpet gets worn. 

Dining out, different budget :)

Just because there is no lead in the bathroom wall paint doesn't mean somebody didn't paint the dining room ceiling with lead based paint.

We knocked down 2 walls to give it an open space with the kitchen, dining and living room.