As long as it's a standard sized bedroom big enough for a queen bed, dresser, closet and TV it will be sufficient.You have a lot of things going for you with this property.

I have been living in Hudson Valley for about 10 years and ready to press the start button for my first house/ duplex/ triplex… to eventually turn it into a fully rental property.

Tiki Hut w/TV grill area.

You can quit your job and live of REI, but it takes on average 10 years of throwing everything you have in time, money and energy into this endeavor.I quit my W2 in 2015 and learned very quickly that you can watch only so much daytime TV.

We just did not have the Internet to go around shouting about it.Heck, my favorite TV shows thought me.

It's going to take a lot of work on your part, but if you're diligent, I don't doubt you'll find your own workaround.http://foia.ilattorneygeneral.net/pdf/opinions/2018/18-002.pdfhttps://www.propelio.com/propelio-tv/shows/mwdx/targeting-water-leads/

Those that have nothing to hide aren’t afraid of any audit or investigation or press release.

We get calls all the time from people that claim to be investors wanting to buy one of our properties (including some we sold more than a year ago - shows how accurate some of the pay lists actually are) and when pressed, it is clear they are fishing for deals to wholesale without having buyers lined up. 

If I could buy and hold a Courtyard District Historical Apartment Building right there on the north side of Fountain right before one spills over down La Cienega into WeHo it would be heaven for me.Also, you can get a lot of location use out of your exteriors because you would have both the "Old Hollywood" and "Hip Youngster Who Found a Cool Historical Place to Live" looks for film and TV.

You could place this under the TV instead of a dresser if space is limited.