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Multiple listings or one listing?

Jack Hogan
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Hi all - what do others do when assessing a smaller property (< 0.5 acre) that has multiple standalone structures that could be rented separately but they do not have great separation for privacy? For example a property that 4,000 sq ft with two small cabins only separated by ~10 feet and a third standalone bedroom structure nearby. Is it best to assess this property as a single rental or is there a good way to list something like this as multiple units with the option of renting out the full property if desired? 

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