As a host, I try and be as accommodating to the owners I stay with.

You can probably file it yourself but depending on the court they may not be accommodating to an owners possible mistakes in the filings and you would lose months. 

And that cabinetry piece directly under the range is a fake front to accommodate the electrical components of the range. 

Hi everyone, I have a tenant in Portland, OR who is requesting I make a "reasonable accommodation" for her disability.

It is extremely common for PM companies to accommodate for external contractors - as mentioned above, it is your property at the end of the day. 

Landlords would have to allow accommodations for handicapped tenants if its under 4 units, but don't have to pay for them so I doubt door screens would be mandatory. 

However, most of them are good accommodating US time zones. 

@Erik Heldt Have you considered a house hack with minimal accommodations for yourself? 

Given that you've already provided the tenant with accommodation during repairs and even offered a rent-free month, it's reasonable to expect them to rely on their renters insurance for personal belongings damaged in the flood, as outlined in your lease agreement.

I am trying to be accommodating and helping but I don't want to be at someone's beck and call like their personal servant.