If you put your money to work for you to produce income, then you can afford to live in better rental accommodation due to having more income.

The bathrooms were designed to be bigger to accommodate the in-unit WDs and it has paid off nicely! 

I have had some scheduling issues where I needed an extra day to accommodate the handyman or cleaners, but i work with enough contractors that if someone isn't available for a week, I'll just keep dialing until I find someone who is available.  

I've never had a seller provide their own contract. ...Well, for one 1031 exchange I did, when both properties were "off market" properties, and where the buyer of my relinquished property and the seller of the replacement property both had attorneys to represent them - both attorneys wanted me to supply the contract, and I used the  Pennsylvania Association of Realtors standard contract with both of them, with appropriate addenda to accommodate the specifics of each side of the transaction.

In almost every case they would have broken a lease to accommodate their need to move.

So, lot coverage, building permits, etc. will be assessed as though it were the entire lot.EXAMPLEYou own a home on 6 acres, you want to sell the bottom 3 acres, but you are in an area zoned for minimum size parcels of 5 Acres (Ag-5), if you create a CPR you can own your 3 acres Fee Simple and sell (or more correctly have someone join your CPR) and acquire the bottom 3 acres Fee Simple, each of your are responsible for own debt, taxes, mortgage, etc. on your own land parcel.One of the biggest factors is Water and how much the water supply can accommodate, ie. how many fixtures can be supplied, sinks, toilets, hose bibs, etc.Here is a link to the Maui county’s form for calculationhttp://www.co.maui.hi.us/DocumentCenter/Home/View/4609When creating a CPR, you are considered a developer.

The new tenant may be accommodating since they haven't moved in yet.

Many applicants I do not want find other accommodations before I finish my application screening process.

I would tell him: "You can pay what you owe for any damage, and for cost of lease-up, and I will let you out of the lease to accommodate you, or if you do not pay for any damages and abandoning the lease, I will be forced to pursue the additional funds, tarnish his credit (making it even harder to rent in the future), etc etc."

Routed the edges & the base to accommodate the rail top.