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Robert Howard
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One bedroom rentals and tenants

Robert Howard
  • Investor
  • Leesburg, GA
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I just wanted to get the consensus on what the community thought about one bedroom rentals? Please share!  I'm thinking about purchasing a duplex side by side 1 and 1 both sides, but the owner is house-hacking.  He advised that his last tenant just up and left.  He also advised that even when he sells, he wants to stay.  Something doesn't really set well with me with that statement. So any advice would be appreciated.  Also what are some of the questions I need to ask the owner to make sure he isn't hiding anything.  I guess this is a two part question.

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    Max T.
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    Max T.
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    I have a few duplexes of one bed one bath apartments. In my market they rent to young professional types just a few years out from college. They pay top dollar to live in a cool neighborhood.

    The only downside is they tend to move out every 1-3 years. Once they shack up with a significant other they start to accumulate too much stuff for the space. And they have money, so they end up moving.

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