And if you're wanting passive positions you can 1031 into a DST or TIC syndicated property.Or you could purchase and 1031 property as simple Tenants in common as individuals or as entities or as any combination of entity and individualAny syndication (as a tax reporting entity) can do exchanges if the right replacement is available and if the financing and payout structure will accommodate.  

Restricting that use to accommodate the LTR housing market (1) negatively impacts property values and (2) only benefits the hotel industry.As an investor in STR in SD County, I have no interest in investing in SD city limits.The sharing economy is here to stay.

In accordance with the 2016 CRC, a dwelling unit could be sized to accommodate a habitable room(s) with a minimum of 70 square feet; contain a bathroom including water closet, lavatory and bathtub or shower; and a kitchen area with a sink.

As far as criteria for acceptance and rejection, sometimes you have to set those to accommodate the neighborhood.

Aside from logistics though just trying to think of niche markets I could renovate to accommodate?

You can't afford the extra cost of accommodating someone else's bizarre payment schedule and it sets a bad precedent. 

However, if you are dealing with the brokerage arm of one of the Big-5 - or any bank-owned brokerage ... which is most of them ... they are not really all that keen on you holding your own mortgage and will have their own restrictions on what they will "accommodate" as the custodian/servicer of the mortgage  - this may very well bring you back to the 5-year term at no more than the benchmark rate.  

She never mentioned this before I made the offer; otherwise I would have accommodated her date with a little more wiggle room.

To all in MA area:Subsidized voucher tenants are great for income and majority of them are great people who look after the property and let others enjoy it peacefully too.However, I heard that sometimes, someone who is not supposed to be living with the tenant, a boyfriend, girlfriend, just another relative, etc moves in with the tenant and starts creating trouble for other tenants and hence for the landlord too, by trashing the common area of the place.If we were to get a new tenant applicant with subsidiezed voucher, do landlords have any option, to treat them like other applicants, and, check their Credit History, Rental History and how clean they kept their previous accommodation or any other item that can be legal grounds to keep looking for more suitable tenant or should just accept to rent them because they came with the HA voucher ?

My tenants have been late on their rent before the Pandemic and they have been given accommodations.