Still others say if you can buy a two bedroom for a lower price that has a "bonus room" or "office" that you can convert into a bedroom by adding a closet then that's even better because of forced appreciation.....then rent that out as a 3 bedroom 2 bath.  

Try 2k for new carpet, 2k to paint, 2k for some new appliances, 2k to fix some closet doors, light fixtures, blinds and 2k for vacancy and releasing.The biggest issue we have in Milwaukee with "cash flow properties" is deferred maintenance.

NO bed in the room and preferably not a closet.

I'm a former HVAC guy; so, my take on it may not represent the average apartment hunter.Also, the washer being in a closet and the dryer in the kitchen seems a bit bizarre - almost an "Oops!'

; gently using pull chain switches to prevent breaking ceiling fan light globes or basic porcelain fixtures often found in storage areas, basements, closets; not overfilling closets so much that by pass doors are pushed off the track; where and how to change air filters; etc.

I recommend scheduling an inspection asap.In addition to seeing if the extra occupants are home during the inspection look in the bedrooms and the closet.

Giving two portable A/C 14,000 BTU units on wheels which can be moved from room to room. 2.

I just had new tenants move in and within two weeks, the closet shelves in the master bedroom (wire) collapsed on one side.

If this was Cleveland he would not say a word as the contractors would lock him in the closet while they work LOL JUST KIDDING, 

., and someone did their time, seems like they should have an equal shot at the right to apply.There are still plenty of legal things a landlord can discriminate against - if they're rude, smell like smoke, have a filthy car, come to the showing with rude friends, are screaming at their kids, don't ask normal questions like where are the laundry facilities or the parking situation, never look to see how big the closets are or ask about utilities -- lots and lots of ways to screen tenants, most of whom won't have criminal records.I rented in a high-demand area and I think I had maybe 3 applicants ever with criminal records.