Theirs has 1 less bed and 1 less bath and those people were under contract in no time.At this point, at the price that I am at, I am only making just a little bit, which is so depressing because the rehab was so incredible hard, and for buyers not to show any interest, I am in disbelief.Anybody has gone through a similar situation?

For example, for a 2 bed 1 bath (each) duplex, would we divide the sale price by 2 and compare to 2 bed, 1 bath homes in the area?

A master bedroom is a good example - 95% of what goes on in the room goes on in the bed.

Hey BP family,For the past 5 years or so I've made it a habit of dedicating the nighttime before bed and rising early to read and recite.I intensely read mainstays such as Rich Dad, Poor Dad, The Richest Man of Babylon, Think and Grow Rich, Duplexes, Triplexes and Quads, and other personal finance books.

And every day I go to bed knowing that tomorrow I'll be more equipped to handle the next challenges that come up.Ask yourself: What am I actually afraid of?

I've been a part time real estate investor since 2000 and  currently have 38 student rental beds across four properties.  

But simple and timeless is often the most cost effective solution, because the odds that your tenant or buyer will like bamboo flooring is statistically low.

We came from living off food stamps in a 2 bed/1 bath house that barely had heat to living in a 4 bed/2 bath house with 4 rentals.  

the parents wouldn't buy and rent these one beds to their kids friends.

-Approx. 1100 sqft-3 Bed/ 2Bath- Split floor plan-2 Car detached Garage- Steel construction-In good shape structurally, could use interior paint on walls and cabinets.