It is absolutely a bedroom so long as the exterior window meets legal egress size minimums for your local area and should be marketed as a bedroom.

The place needs exterior painting, but there is quite a bit of argument surrounding the bids, color, and alternative options. 

Of course if they can land an A site for cheap rent they are all on it but is very rare for that to happen.If developer has a well marketed and well located site with high quality design and exterior build they will have MANY tenants vying for those spaces.

I would like to pull out a HELOC on a duplex that I bought for $92000, put down $13000, now have an existing loan for $79000, but if I can make a few updates and repairs to the exterior... this is in a market where this house would be worth $160000

I am looking to get quotes and hire a contractor to install an exterior door into my below grade basement just south of Denver Colorado.Thank you in advance.

As it stands, the house is a 1960's 3/2 - 1525 Sq' completely gutted, has no AC, no central heat, not flooring and original windows... just exterior walls, roof, and bare studs.

The tenants really don't need exterior access there and there is a side door if they want to go in/out of the basement without going through their living space. 

Each meter has a wired sensor that is attached to the front exterior of the home.

My mother-in-law has a house which we are helping to do some rehabbing and she is planning to rent it out.One of the problems that we noticed, is that the exterior wood stairs (connecting the kitchen and garage) is exposed, so if it's raining, it would be very inconvenient for the tenants.

I'm wanting to get some work done at one of my properties to install an exterior staircase/patio along with a door on the second level as well as some eaves/siding/roofing work.