If we don't accommodate the demand, they're warning its clients the consequences will be as follows; 1) Reject all payments 2) Add a late fee 3) Report non-payment to the credit reporting agenciesTo require this of me would force me to be in violation of the legal requirements regarding LLC’s mixing of funds between personal and the LLC business accounts.

The example I wrote on that property was to highlight that by offering different packages, by being able to accommodate short-term and long-term rentals, renting to the general public as well as to companies, all these "options packages" make me flexible to changing market conditions.

Many people go there in (large) groups, which most short-term rentals can't accommodate.

If something comes up, they will accommodate you as well.  

Ideally you want to create enough lift, that when you come out of construction financing into conventional financing you leave almost no money in the deal and pay yourself and investors back.Also do you have enough land to accommodate the parking ratios for 12 units, and if you don't, you would have to build underground parking add that cost to the above.TLDR: It's hard to make 12 units work in todays market, but can be done under very specific conditions.

We were asked by a local hospital to offer this type of accommodation for them but we did not have furnished units or vacancies.

I always see landlords asking for additional “pet deposits,” operating under the notion that pets are potentially more destructive than people  Applying that logic to a $1000/month rental unit that can accommodate 4 people, would it make sense to set the security deposit to $1000 for 1-2 people, and $2000 for 3-4 people?

My job isn't to make this their perfect dream house....if you start fixing every little item THEY see as a defect, the snowball will start rolling.....yes, these items appears small and easy....but it sets a precedent of fixing every small and petty item every time it comes up If you are getting "nasty emails", I would be even less willing to accommodate them...... and take the " I will gladly release you from the lease with no penalty in the next 30 days"..... otherwise STFU......

“”This agreement highlights the importance of landlords following the law and making reasonable accommodations to their pet policies for tenants with disabilities,” said J.

I'll paste one in here that I just tweaked to accommodate a vacancy we will have starting this weekend for a Florida property.Keep in mind this is not your contract, just lays out some of the essentials so that people can say, "oh, I'm good with all" that or they'll say, "Um, no sense bothering with applying to this place".Here's the profile.