I would guess an MTR would do above average if you're renting by the room as people will spending more time in their bedroom watching, tv, etchttps://www.eia.gov/tools/faqs/faq.php?

Complete with a private bathroom equipped with free toiletries, all rooms at the hotel have a TV and air conditioning, and selected rooms also offer a seating area.

Just because you are OK with living thrifty and cutting the cable or safelight TV doesn't mean your guests will like it.

Hey guys, I was wondering what your take was on this situation.I'm thinking about buying a few older rental single family homes vs buying a newer home.Here are the specs.Older HouseBuilt: 1950 - 1970Cost: $40k - $50kSqft: 900 - 1300sqft, 3 bedRental Income: $600 - $800 /monthOn a scale of 1 - 10, 5 being middle class type of house, I would say it's like a 3, it's not in a great neighbor, but it's not what you see on TV when you think of the Ghetto, gangs, violence, etc.

I inherited a 1 BR with a great tenant who is always timely with payments, a vacant 2 bedroom which I converted to a furnished 1 BR with a lounge/TV room and rent to business travelers for MTR's, and a 3 BR with tenants in place which is the source of my problems lately.

In all honesty, it gets very little use; more often than not I find the HDMI on the TV in the game lounge has been unplugged because the kids have brought their own system.

The only reason I can do this is I bought it in a desperation sale for 2 cents on the dollar and I'm an over seasoned Builder.This is a real life example of the BS you hear on TV for RE seminars.

But their modem went out which meant no internet or TV. 

You cannot use the same area as a guest bedroom or family TV room.

It’s like comparing a shocking event (e.g. watching Russia invading Ukraine on TV) to a zombie apocalypse.I read someplace that 60% of pre-foreclosure deals come within the final 3 days before auction.