We adjust the rental agreement to accommodate this.

The current tax rate there is 13.42% (general excise and transient accommodations taxes) and these get passed to the guests.  

The judge accepted them, but he was a very accommodating judge.  

so a few questions:1) we don't believe we have to make accommodations for a supposed service dog a non-tenant.  

In my experience, if someone no longer wants to be in your property, it is best to be as cordial and accommodating as possible.  

Hi Everyone.I started a business providing accommodations to athletes last year and it really peaked my interest in real estate.

When we accommodate a tenant request to have a wall color changed (we don't allow them to paint it themselves) then we charge $50 per wall up front.

We started asking our tenants for their preferred mode of communication and now we try to accommodate that.

The replacement property to be built on would be acquired and held by us as your Exchange Accommodation Titleholder, and then the improvements would be made between then and the end of your 180 calendar day exchange period.

In this case, the closest safe motel is about $60 per night, so for three nights, that's $180 per person.Do I have an obligation to put them up in similar accommodations - like does a renter of a 2BR get a suite rather than a motel room?