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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

One bedroom changed to two Bedroom. How to price?
I'm currently looking at buying a property that is listed as 3 units and 6 bedrooms. However, after visiting the property I noticed the current owner just slapped a door over the living room and called it a 2 bedroom. So this means that there is no shared living space and two separate rooms. How do you price the rent for a unit like this? Should it be the same price as the other 2 bedrooms in the area?
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That's a one bedroom unit, and should be rented as such.