It's very intuitive and has key functions that I really needed like the ability to quickly categorize transactions into categories that sync with your Schedule E for tax time, the ability to set up accounts for each property and sub accounts for specific things related to each property.

That would keep you within the legal limits of the law for sure.

Having someone go through the property every six months is vital to avoid deferred maintenance and to ensure that the tenants are following the rules set forth in the lease.

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They are dictated by the US FOIA laws, we don't set them.

Thank you for your time. yah you are limited, you might be able to get a variance or rezoning or ADU above a detached garage lots of ways to build it. 

Sounds like they didn't set proper expectations with the seller, didn't uncover all hidden objections, or didn't have a solid contract in the first place.

You could do something like this but when you leave, actually open/set up the bed for use rather than making it look like and office with an “extra bed”.

Despite conducting extensive research, I have encountered limited information concerning the Alaska market in this context.

I want it to be easy to use for guests, and allow me to set it remotely when the unit is vacant.