Super helpful for accommodating larger friend groups as 2 couples can share a room.

I think I’ll be connecting into my current septic which was installed to accommodate expansion of my primary residence. 

For a good tenant, I might either offer assistance with their alternate accommodation (hotel), or prorate rent.

If you follow the US-Canada border west, it's a straight line until it hits the Pacific, where it hooks down to accommodate the southern tip of Vancouver Island.

Expecting another company to change their systems and processes to accommodate you is a recipe for disaster. 

I would recommend speaking with a 1031 exchange accommodator to see if your transaction qualifies.

@Conrad Legé  hi when I’m out showing properties for short term rentals, I noticed a lot of people find success, not by getting the property with the most bedrooms, but with the property with the capability to accommodate the most beds.

Almost all of my properties have a single water meter -- so we just bake it into rent (no way to individually submeter, and I don't feel like doing RUBS, I'd rather raise rent to accommodate it)When it comes to electricity, it's either individually metered or it's not.  

We always try to be accommodating when reasonable and possible, but also make it clear that we are working with them to have a happy existence and that we don't bow to demands. 

I would recommend researching real estate investor specific attorneys and those that operate in multiple states so that as you grow and purchase properties in other states, your attorney team will be able to accommodate your needs.