I accommodate this by not showing the property, but by scheduling an open house instead.

He hasn't shown me any homes for sale but has been extremely accommodating in adjusting the listing I receive from the MLS.  

I had to learn to set boundaries I did have one tenant early on that managed to move move in a couple weeks early and I had to rush to get done and didn’t collect anything extra so I’m not that accommodating anymore but a few days is nothing to worry about.   

I projected 5k for each unit to modernize/rehab and wouldn't be willing to accommodate additional expenses.

They don't want the rent to be raised for this request.So I am trying to accommodate the request but I will say to them this is will be one time only, if one of them move out, I don't want to add more resident as a replacement. 

I politely ask for the soonest court date possible sometimes they accommodate sometimes they do not but it never hurts to ask.

Or he just says that he would have countered x, so to accommodate the agent's commission his price is x/0.97.The point isn't close vs not close. 

You can also specify certain types of pets that are allowed or not allowed in the rental agreement.As for parking, it's generally a good idea to be flexible and accommodate your tenants' needs as much as possible.

I have noticed that most flips are not done to accommodate persons that use (no particular order) wheelchairs, low-height counters, access-ramps, handrails (hallways, bathrooms, et.al.), special sound-proofing (PTSD patients), and visually enclosed backyards (special-need dog care). 

I ask them to be present and try to accommodate their schedule but it's not necessary.