1 Bed 1 ba condos can be difficult at times, making the design as unique as possible such as adding accent walls or expensive finishes throughout the home that matches your towns aesthetic/niche are valuable additions to smaller homes where you can't usually add a pool table or other amenities you would find normally in a house. 

+1 with @Jaron Walling on applying asap @Lisa Mallory.

Sun and bluebird skies of summer, the vibrant colors of fall, and the cozy snow drifts and fireplaces of winter. 

Inspections are good start, but they don't check anything that the inspector cannot see so once you start opening walls, you might be in a big surprised.

You'll need to figure out how to wire it (it's not that tricky, a lot of devices have a 12v power supply) or pick a different model that can plug into a wall but has similar specs. 

When you choose a living situation with other people above, below or beside you that share walls, especially an older building, you should not be surprised that you may hear babies cry, toilets flush, alarm clocks, phone calls, etc.

I will say though, if you take a look objectively you might easily find a way to adjust the floor plan with just adding a wall or door.

With me as your agent you get to meet me at the house and I bring trash bags and we clean together all the stuff you don't want covered up in the walls.

You had better be on call 24/7 as your tenants will likely rarely sleep and will be digging holes in the walls looking for FBI cameras and copper wire to sell!     

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