It is a ranch-style single-family home with three bedrooms and one bathroom, consisting of a first floor and a basement.

I own 10 townhome-style apartments on 1 parcel. 

However several of the points made were related to life style preferences.  

It has grown in popularity but still has opportunities in various towns/locations depending on what you're seeking in style/returns/etc.

However, to the other agents points above in this thread, you might be sacrificing not only time, but also likely lose out on a great deal of profit (over what you would pay a listing agent in commission). 

That's what I'm telling myself at least...syndicating value-add garden style apartments here in NJ. 

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Certain styles that have the pull chains positioned where a straight downward pull actually interferes with the light shade are more problematic, but I do make it a point to show Tenants at move in how to properly pull the chain at an angle to avoid that issue.

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