Similar to @Julie McCoy I want longer stays and 'better" clientele, especially at my larger properties that accommodate larger groups.Thank you both - great stuff.

@Roman Rytov The end taxpayer is what is important, you will want to ask a 1031 accommodator (talk to your title company and ask if they have a group that does it, often they do.) 

I've asked for favors above and beyond and she has always accommodated me whereas other listing services wouldn't.

And try to be accommodating the seller's schedule if they are still living in the property.

It would be a quiet area of the site, but if you guys want it, we can probably accommodate that.

All I can say is that if someone thinks the expense of travel and accommodation is out of their grasp they're right.

If you would like to grab lunch or coffee and discuss real estate and the current market I would be more than happy to accommodate.

Licenses of some sort is a plus because an independent third party can verify whether there are any complaints for anything so a real estate license, a CPA license, Attorney license, or the Federation of Exchange Accommodators designation and many more. 

Of course, you are allowed to establish a strict set of housekeeping rules that all tenants must abide by, yet you have to also consider that "reasonable accommodations" might have to be made. 

The one thing you need to pay attention to is reasonable accommodation...even if you have a lease term requiring snow removal...and you receive any communication that looks like a reasonable accommodation request that a tenant cannot perform the task...you will need to step in with a solution asasp...a solution can take on many forms...