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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Railroad apartment in the Bronx - hard to rent out?
Hi all,
I found a really nice 3/3 2 family in the Bronx in a good area right near my other property. It's a 3/3, but both apartments are railroad style. Each apartment has one completely separate bedroom, and then two that share a walk-through door. The railroad affect can be avoided, however, if the person in the largest bedroom walks through a separate door that leads to the main (not in the apartment) hallway.
Does anyone here have experience renting out railroads like this? Will I have to charge significantly less?
Thanks!