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Updated almost 10 years ago, 02/25/2015

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Johb White
  • Tallahassee, FL
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Will students rent a 3/1

Johb White
  • Tallahassee, FL
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I have found a good deal on a 3/1 foreclosure near Florida State University. It is a foreclose well under market value in need of minimal updates, mostly interior paint. Completed I should still be at least 25% below market value. I am wanting to do a buy and hold rental. My main concern is will students rent a 3 bedroom with only 1 bathroom? There is no half bath. I grew up in a hose with 1 bathroom and 5 people and it definitely wasn't ideal. Will I need to add another bathroom or half bath? I don't think I will follow up on the deal if that is the case. I would be looking for at least $700.00 rent which I believe is reasonable.

Any help is greatly appreciated, this would be my first investment.

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