If it is a business use modification, additionally set up your business entity (or entities) so you achieve both personal and business asset protection and business operating capability and put the ownership of the property in the appropriate asset protection business entity and appropriately ensure your business operating and asset protection entities for all perils including the construction for the period of construction - before construction starts.Once you have accommodated all of this information and tasks, either: 1.  

Are the water heaters actually big enough for the unit to accommodate hot showers in the morning for all in residence and appliance utilization?

They may or may not agree, and you will likely pay for any drainage relocation.If the easement is general and over the entire property, you might ask the easement holder if a drainage course or structure can be built to accommodate their need for drainage, then redraft the easement to include only that area of the new drainage course thereby freeing the rest of the site from the easement and allowing you to build on it.

It teaches them what they too can do to prevent mold and moisture problems.I would also take this opportunity to do a comprehensive inspection of the unit.Testing your property for mold may rule out or confirm a possible connection to the tenant's illness, or the results may be inconclusive.

The bank is not going to be a willing teacher and you will need to understand where you need to purchase the note (level of discount) to accommodate the disposition of the loan.

I wouldn't mind accessing the information if a prospective tenant has already paid for one but I would hate to have a prospect pay for it for me to turn around and require a comprehensive check.

I am advertising first time since I have acquired my student rental, and am a bit paranoid about protected classes and what is legal and what is not to state in the rental property ad.Hence my question:Is it OK to provide a scale for rent prices depending on the number of tenants, for example:"We can accommodate groups between 6-8 tenants. 

If it is large enough, it could accommodate 2 people, but I would put a max of 2 weeks on the stay for a guest while the cousin looks for a place to live.

You have to allow reasonable accommodations to facilitate people's special needs such as widening door ways but you don't have to pay for it.

There are a lot of great tools out there you can use to screen but I would suggest a platform that helps with not only listing the property (publishing it to 10+ other listing sites, which helps you to cast a wider net) but also comprehensive tenant screening which includes a nationwide criminal background check, credit check, eviction history check, and requires references for prior tenancy.