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1 bdr 1 bth in Washington State
Hi all,
Question for Washington state investors. I was wondering what your experience has been in attracting tenants for 1bdr/1bth units, preferably in Pierce County, but not limited to? Any luck? I have seen a couple of triplexes and fourplexes that are 2bdr/1bath main unit and 1bdr/1bth sub units. I would say they would be great for college areas, possibly even downtown or north tacoma areas where lots of people are taking traveling short-long term jobs. I am curious as to what your experiences have been with them in the area?
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Kim
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Hi @Kim Stuart,
I have seen the places you are looking at and thought the same thing. I heard on a podcast one time that the guest would run a Craigslist add for the unit and see what the response was. The problem you may run into is if it is a specific place you want they aren't on the market long. My last two duplexes had offers accepted in less than three hours. So maybe try the add thing and get a feel for the level of interest. I know that in Pierce county I have had no issues finding tenants for 2-1's. Usually I have 20+ applicants in a day or so.
When looking at the tri and fouplexes I have seen some places where the numbers work here even if you went with low rents.
Thanks,