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Wilder Osorio
  • Branford, CT
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RENT UNITS OR BEDROOMS?

Wilder Osorio
  • Branford, CT
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I found a duplex and it goes like that: first floor and basement has utilities together and combining both of them it's a 5 bedroom, 2 kitchens, 2 bath. and could easily rent it for 1400 and that's very cheap. second floor and attic will be the same as the first floor. so reting those two out, I will make 2800 monthly, but I have other option. renting the bedrooms and could rent them 500 each going cheap, I will make 5000, in this case I will have to pay all the utilities, TV and Internet, snow removal, landscaping, etc... what would you guys do? considering these facts. - if I rent per bedroom it will be harder to manage it. - the turn over might be higher. - people drama. any experience with this situation? please share.

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