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Martin Moran
  • Lakewood, OH
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Bedrooms upstairs and downstairs

Martin Moran
  • Lakewood, OH
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Hi! Looking to buy my first property. I saw a house today that had 2 bedrooms downstairs and 1 large bedroom upstairs. Upstairs only had said bedroom and a bathroom. My question is, is this marketable? Is it a turn off for prospective tenants? What are your thought? Do you own a rental with a similar layout and works well for you? This is in the Cleveland market, City of Euclid. 1100 soft total.

Let me know your thoughts! Thank you.

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