Most landlords aren't going to want to do that for a few reasons, one is the risk associated with having strangers going in and out of their property, the extra wear and tear plus damage that can occur from guests behaving badly. 

I took one garage space and the tenant who took the second spot paid an extra $25/month.2) Recreational space far away from the bedrooms.

I am not interested in taking tenant calls or finding tenants and the property will still cash flow each month with all money out and little extra on the refi.

We want to make the best possible first impression before handing the keys over, and their money deserves it. 

There would be no splitting any extra dollars towards property A.ie. 

@Michael Johnson - I think like others pointed out above, you just have to be prepared for the extra work and figure out if the higher rent is worth the extra paperwork and inspections. 

What I didn’t know is that I would have to spend an extra week there just waiting for my flight out.

I could still account for this, but it just throws a lot of extra unknown into an ARV estimate.SO... should I pursue slightly more creative financing to make a winning offer and pursue this in earnest?

either with a cash out refi or to rent for extra cashflow? 

Then add in closing costs, etc. and you might walk away with a few extra bucks to plant new flowers at the 8-unit.