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Updated about 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Renting the finished half of a duplex
How do you all advertise a house-hack property for rent? What do you call it? Say it's a duplex - do you say: "house for rent"? "apartment for rent"? "duplex for rent"? <g>
And what about a duplex that has one part at 100% - with the other part still-under-construction?
I have a far-away property which is exactly that way and and I suspect that the property management company is more or less scaring people away from renting the finished half.
stephen
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