Do your own internal rent survey of bed bath count and similar sq footgage that is current indicator

It was 4 bed/2 bath and I rented 3 rooms.

Just bought a 2 bed room 1 bath 1200 sq ft in Fairmont for 33 and renting for 850 adding a bedroom in basement and can probably rent for 1000 and resell for 65 to 70.

For example, for long term rentals, I like 3 bed/2bath brick houses (don't have to paint) in starter neighborhoods, with A rated schools.

Here is a little background: This is a 3 bed 2 bath built in 1984 Location: Eden Prairie MN Market value: Redfin = $204,504 Bought for $186 k in 2007 To make it rent ready, we are in the process of removing the very old carpet in the living room, hallway, kitchen and dining room and replacing with smart core luxury vinly with hardwood look.

You specialize on lake front homes, golf courses, certain subdivisions, new home construction, rehab houses, 3 bed 2 bath with garage on half an acre for under 250k etc.Have to get very specific.

And what types of properties move the fastest as far as how many bed/baths?

Judging by the fact that you live in Bed-Stuy you arent afraid of some of an area thats just starting to turn.

Stats on the house: PITI is $1,864.Valued at about $475K with $250K still owed to the bank.1500 square feet, 3 bed, 2 bath on 2 main levels, nicely remodeled with views of Mt.

A 5 bed 3 bath would be a rare find.