From what I gathered, I think you are correct in this case regarding the lack of clean out access (it is an old house), thus necessitating the toilet bowl removal.

The latter, though more expedient, necessitates access to the property for interior assessment at the borrower's own convenience .

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Since the damage was limited to one drawer, but it necessitates the purchase of entire vanity (even though I just swap out a drawer). 

My property was purchased as a primary residence, but later circumstances necessitated that I turn it into a rental property.

Sharing ownership and responsibilities is possible, but it necessitates shared goals and legal agreements.

It also necessitates an understanding of the law — and at least a tacet understanding about where being an investor ends and where needing a licensed agent starts.

higher cost of development necessitates higher rents for those needing new rental unit.  

Sixth, releasing after a tenant vacates may necessitate paying a Realtor fee.

Any construct that necessitates using a portfolio lender is automatically too expensive in many cases.