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Perfect number of bed rooms?

Ed McIver
  • Investor
  • Westminster, MD
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I do not have any experience with 3 or 4 bedroom apartments. For you experienced land lords out there. What problems come with larger apartments? What is your preferred apartments size and why?


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    Patricia Steiner
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    Patricia Steiner
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    It depends on the market and how it will be used. In Florida's vacation destinations - like beach towns - the more bedrooms the better.  Four bedrooms are great for families and visitors who will be staying a full season and for the guests who show-up during that time.  The best indicator will always be the market.  Look at what the rent and demand is for a 3-bedroom house and then a 4 in your specific market.  You'll quickly see if there is a demand and if it's worth doing based on the rent price.  

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