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1 bed apartment OR Studio? Which is better?
Hi Everyone,
I'm looking to convert a 425sq.ft storage area into a 4th unit in a small multi-family property.
Do you think I could get higher rent if it was a 1 bedroom apartment (i.e. bedroom with 4 walls and a door) or if I made it a studio apartment (i.e. one large living space)?
Any other pros/cons of each I should be aware of?
Doing a studio would definitely improve heating/cooling as I could put in a ductless mini split and it would work well for the entire area. I feel that a 1 bed apartment would be more desirable though from a renter's perspective.
Thanks!
Nicholas