Sometimes it is good to be accommodating as long as it does not cost you any revenue.

ADA is actually a gray area IMO because are STR's really a "place of public accommodation"? 

FHA is good for low income, lower credit and offers higher DTI ratios to accommodate.

I negotiate with tenants on the spot all the time, if they want something different than what I want, I don't reject them, I propose something to accommodate but of course, I get paid for the accommodation.

You're likely going to have to work around the preference and schedule of a cleaner anyway, so just skip over that step and ask what they want on the front end.Or find a good cleaner that will accommodate varied week to week cleaning.

Appreciate your advice.Hey Kyle, sounds like it'd definitely be worth having a conversation with your cousin and expressing those frustrations to see if he's willing to accommodate.

Be prepared to read a lot.My experience has been that they are sticklers for ADA accommodations, asbestos management, etc.

This arrangement can accommodate two couples, or a family of 4-5 that would be open to the single bathroom setup.

We'd have been happy with $13.00 and not paying commission, but if they want us to boost our numbers and building value, we can accommodate that

As for drilling into the ground to accommodate the raised bathroom, it may be worth exploring despite the added cost.