Typically if a home has more bathrooms it will increase the rent because it allows for more privacy when taking your *****.

Now, I am only putting my own beliefs to be true as i sit on the sidelines without any experience except my primary residence. but I will tell you first hand, we have made massive improvements on this house we live in. we bought a house with 2 vacant lots next door. i have a big dog and wanted a fence. quotes came in from 7-10 for privacy fence.Doing the job scared me.

Into that I rolled two new furnaces (they were both 25 yrs old) and a backyard privacy fence since I have two dogs.

That's a LOT of questions in 1 post...So some basics... single family homes tend to appreciate faster than multifamily homes... simply a larger pool of buyers out there for them.Single family homes will rent higher than multifamily homes (due to privacy and space)... and many believe they have longer occupancies as well.Single family homes generally cost more to make rent ready as they are larger which can be a negative if your turnover is too high (I've heard rumors of needing to stay 3 years or more to come out ahead).Multifamily homes tend to generate more total income for the same size/cost.Multifamily homes have the benefit of multiple revenue streams (1 unit empty, no prob!  

At the time, that of this post, for example, I own the following properties (listed here): (I also own and/or have investments in several additional properties, not listed here for privacy reasons.

Unfortunately the Canadian market is quite different than ths US and there are no equivalent tools because the rules/privacy/other legislations are different.

A landlord should respect their tenants privacy and doesn't want potential buyers and "tire kickers" bothering their tenant.

A condo experience without the amenities nor do you get the privacy of a SFH.

I would suggest that Social Security numbers aren't nakedly collected by a stranger (you) but that you rely on a national service to screen tenants such as Trans Union Smartmove.https://www.mysmartmove.com/SmartMove/landlord-fre...Privacy conscious tenants will see it as a selling point.

We did call the bank, who initially said that they couldn't give us any information due to privacy concerns.