In part I am going to conduct some experimentation in whatever I buy - assuming I can find the right one -that will benefit me in other ways.Criteria:It must be within a 50 mile radius of Springfield, Illinois - but not in Decatur, Illinois so it will be easy driving for me to visit on a regular basis;I have to be able to buy it right - no inflated prices;All the due diligence must give good answersAll of the lots have to be large enough to accommodate a 16x80;It must be on municipal water and sanitary. 

The cabinets will have to be slightly reconfigured to accommodate the new appliances.I really enjoy the work and am looking to transition from my 9-5 job into real estate full-time.

But she should be willing to accommodate you/understand that you have children who are the priority and need a (dry) roof over your heads.

If not, what kind of business could it accommodate?  

The borders (both international and inter-provincial) of NB are closed to non-essential travel (there are checkpoints in-place).We appear to be 3-4 weeks behind places like Québec and New York: there are only a hundred cases of COVID-19 in NB at the moment and no deaths yet.We have student rentals turning over in May and June which are normally rented by now - but we cannot show occupied units and student are deferring the search for new accommodations until they know for certain there will be a fall semester. 

It's only going to burn you if you try to be accommodating with the original owner and give them their second, no, third... no... they've had many chances already at this point.

WHEN they fail a job, you have to refund a guest and they are left with the task of finding new accommodations or having their stay at your place sullied because of a terrible first impression.

Which would accommodate someone either wanting to go passive. 

Above 15% typically, I do service accommodation which requires high upfront fees for renovation and stuffs.  

We as the Exchange Accommodating Title Holder have a mortgage to you for $500K and to the lender for $1.5 K.When your old property sells you have to pay off all debts so the $420K mortgage and the $500K heloc are paid off at closing and approx $230 goes into your exchange account.