If you have a 1-bedroom or maybe even a 2-bedroom home then it likely won’t attract families and you’ll have people that are just looking for a place to live less expensively in a very expensive area and they don’t need a lot of room and they likely won’t be spending much time in your backyard.

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Generally speaking, the farther out you go, the lower you charge, and the more you attract "bargain shoppers."

depends the locations. might be easier to attract students with utilities included. with that said just water and sewer is recommended for apartments.

You could rent a room in a big house owned by a little old lady or in a rooming house.When my son was looking for an off-campus apartment, we were fortunate to find him a room in a rooming house in Hyde Park.

My suggestion is to communicate being a "problem solver" vs a 1-trick pony like every wholesaler mailing "all cash, quick close" cards or realtors sending out "just listed or just sold" postcards trying to attract a listing.

The purpose of the property is to attract and keep what I call a reliable tenant.

From my experience, multifamily rentals often attract tenants who submit maintenance requests for minor issues since they usually lack the tools or experience for basic repairs.

Other than social doing signs are an easy way to attract. 

It can go block by block, so having an intimate knowledge of neighborhoods is critical.The key is to not over pay in the more distressed neighborhoods, and to overfill, expecting to attract higher paying residents.Use this link for median income --> https://geomap.ffiec.gov/ffiecgeomap/Gino