It's also much less plumbing, tiling and grouting (costs!) than two separates.

If anything, Is there room for a bath that gets slightly larger at the shower end without overcrowding the bathroom?

PS I know in WA they tend to only brick in baths before tiling but it's much cleaner, cheaper and far easier to access later if you build a timber framework and fix plywood to it like the one on this page http://www.carpentry-tips-and-tricks.com/making-a-bath-panel.html (and it can still be tiled)

As JacM said, a good PM who is willing to work for you and go that extra mile is worth their fee.

However don't let them rest on their laurels. Last thing you need now is for the PM to think they have done their job and can sit back and relax. Make sure they do their regular inspections (worst case every 6 months at the beginning) and insist on coming with them during the inspections. That way you can also have a look around making sure things are alright. After say two years if there haven't been any problems and the tenants keep it clean and tidy, you can extend it to once a year. That's what I do.

Cheers

Tom

Amnesia or dementia?