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John Kesner
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  • Reno, NV
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1 bdrm or 2

John Kesner
  • Investor
  • Reno, NV
Posted
I'm working on a duplex and wondering what people think is a better strategy I'm going to change the layout of each unit to make things more modern and max out the rental potential. The duplex has a great location close to downtown. Each unit is about 1075 sqft split between main floor and basement. I could make them big 1 bd 1 bth units or 2/1's. Is there an advantage to more beds? Or is it better to go with a large 1 bed and rent to singles and couples?

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