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Rick DiChristofaro
  • Parrish, FL
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Rental Income By Unit Size and Property Class

Rick DiChristofaro
  • Parrish, FL
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I read a good post here before of a general rule of thumb of rental income broken down by number of bedrooms and property class.  I can't see to find that post though.  

It went something like this: 

3/2 SFH:

Class A: Monthly Rent 

Class B: 

Class C: 

Class D: 

2/1 SFH

Class A: 

Class B: 

Class C:

Class D: 

It would be great to reconstruct this from others experiences and possibly even come up with some rule of thumb data for Multifamily units.   Hopefully this was clear, but if not I could try to explain it in more detail.  Thanks 

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