I can see how those properties (which have been on the market for awhile) have changed their rent prices to accommodate demand.

I have seen multiple times that due to some regulation the number of units the property is zoned for is not what the property can actually accommodate. 

There is also an new player (Community Trust Company Ltd.) since I did my research a few years ago.As I mentioned in response to you in the other thread, I do not know if they also accommodate holding CCPC shares in a registered account, but I would suspect they would be more likely to do that than most of the bigger firms.     

There are many different variations of "property management" so make sure your needs can be accommodated by the companies you're looking to work with.

Management, cleaning, and misc. are 20%.I ran the calculator lowering the income by 15% to accommodate a higher vacancy rate. 

Most of my tenants "need" to pay rent in cash, and work odd hours when a bank may not be open, and I am willing to accommodate this.  

Find a bank that will accommodate your needs better. 

With new industry coming to Twin Falls (Chobani / Cliff), has anyone considered building new housing to accommodate incoming buyers...particularly professionals like engineers and management?

@Robert ShoffnerA request for an assistance animal is a simply a reasonable accommodation request - like having door widths widened or a wheel chair ramp installed.

People are looking for accommodations they can safely walk to).I know it isn’t a “typical” market, and the house might not go up in value at all.. but the numbers have always made sense to me.