But in any event, the property has to convey to accommodate a 1031 exchange.

It is the sellers responsibility at that point to take care of getting them out, but obviously you need to be accommodating on timing bc the seller may need to provide time for them to leave per the terms of their month to month lease.  

I know that upstairs during the weekdays at Allgood is pretty quiet and if we grew into a big group they can accommodate. 

This is where the QI actually takes title to the new property in an entity called the "exchange accommodating title holder" and then holds it until your 5 properties have sold.  

Nice accommodations with safety peace of mind and quiet is what they desire.

There are two exceptions to this general rule:Expanding Family - If your family grows beyond what your house can reasonably accommodate, you can be authorized for a second FHA home loan.

You should be able to Google this and/or search the BP forums for information on this.Many people believe that as ADUs get more prevalent the financing rules will change to accommodate the ADUs.Good luck

You need to discuss this with a lender that can accommodate the lower values.

We are plagued in the Caribbean with limited investors funding real estate projects. I am based in St. Lucia and has a huge land protfolio and have difficulty raising capital to build affordable housing for St. Lucia....

Its mainly for the bathroom as most houses built before 2002 are not required to be accessible with larger doors or ample room to accommodate a wheelchair.