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Edward Schenkel
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  • Norwalk, CT
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4 bedroom condos v. 2 bedroom condos v. 1 bedroom condos

Edward Schenkel
  • Attorney
  • Norwalk, CT
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I am looking at condos in Stamford Connecticut. I am actually looking at a 4 bedroom in the city as a potential house hack. However, I am wondering what the BP community has to say about whether it is easier to rent out a 4 bedroom, 2 bedroom, or 1 bedroom in the city. I know what makes a good investment has a lot of different variables, but I am wondering if anyone has any advice about the number of bedrooms in an investment in a city. My common sense tells me that families that need a 4 bedroom would not want to live in the city; they tend to move out of the city when they have kids. However, more rooms and higher square footage could command a higher rent. Does anyone have any thoughts on this issue?

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