Renting for 1 night minimums helps, just make sure you have the support needed to accommodate same day check in, check out.

I'm evaluating a duplex as a buy and hold rental that also has RV parking (from what I can tell, basically a large secondary parking spot that could accommodate an RV).

We were up front about the fact that they are financially on the hook for the property and the tenants are very eager to accommodate showings and allow me to market the property effectively.

I put about $25k in upgrades before they moved in and after they moved in accommodated their additional “high” maintenance requests.

I think of wholesaling having to do more about the price point you are able to buy and sell the property at and who you are selling it to than about how you sell it (like most other commodities) You are able to buy at this lower price because the sellers have a motivation not to sell on the retail market (need quick close, no showings, etc) and you are able to accommodate this need.

If we need a zoom I can accommodate.

Since there is a W/D right outside the unit, I wouldn't completely get rid of a dishwasher to accommodate in-unit.

You would also need an Exchange Accommodation Titleholder or EAT.

Also, "We have an accommodation process in place.

There is enough land available to accommodate Amazon.com Inc.’s proposed HQ2, which requires 100 acres and 8 million square feet.