I would be totally upfront with any tenant, and provide accommodations while the unit is being worked on.

Al of us, just as the market itself, go through life-cycles where both can serve a purpose.As @Brian Burke  mentioned, DST accommodates 1031.  

If you want only tax preparation with minimal planning/consultation I may be able to accommodate you or send you to someone who can. 

Yes, there are variances as to which material type is used to accommodate differing environmental conditions, but things don't vary too much.What this means is that before you zero in on specifics, you should learn the fundamentals.

No travelling to a hotel, paying three days (or more) accommodations and meals then sitting in banquet hall for 9 or 10 hours for three days only to be sold something that costs more than an Italian super-car.

If the other offer happens to be higher, that's fine and they will have to get comfortable with that fact...you would already be significantly accommodating them by allowing them to break their contract (and integrity).Take your time, use the best information you have to make a decision (even if you are uncertain), and don't look back...you win or you learn...either way you win. 

A reverse exchange doesn't change that order.However in a reverse exchange the Qualified intermediary forms a special purpose entity called the Exchange Accommodating Title Holder (EAT) which take title to your new property and can hold it for up to 180 days. 

You should be ashamed of yourself for Not accommodating us in anyway.

I certainly wouldn't mind accommodating a tenant if they wanted to terminate the lease early due to some fault of my own, but being the proactive person that I am, I bend over backwards to make sure my end of the lease agreement is followed to the T.

F) Temporary Relocation“Under Los Angeles’ rent control, the landlord CAN require the tenant to move temporarily, but only if the landlord finds and pays in advance for the hotel or other temporary accommodations, food, and incidental expenses, and the tenants have a defined return time.