They pivoted just so that you couldnt get a straight shot with an arrow aimed at the bed when they were asleep.

This house (3 bed/3 bath townhouse) is about 5 houses down from me, and I'm thinking it would be a good investment from a proximity perspective, but would like some outsider opinions on the numbers:Price: $212,000Repairs: $0 (I know the owners, and they are meticulous, and they replaced carpet, paint, and appliances prior to listing)Rents for: $1800/month (based on comps in our neighborhood)PITI: $1465/month (Principal and Interest = $910, Insurance = $45, Assoc Dues = $250, Taxes = $200, PMI = $60)I can only afford to put $30K down on this house, hence the PMI. 

They took them out because it used to be a bed and breakfast.

This property is pretty far out from the city to be rented for $900 a month for a 1 bed.

In most of those cases providing a bed and maybe a desk might be a good move. 

Building requirements: 48 beds or more is best.

I recommend writing your sign as such “ 3 bed 2 bath $27,450 and your phone number.†Use a blank white or yellow 18X24 inch sign in black writing.I hope this helps,Delondon

It is written into all of our Leases that we will be doing quarterly (sometimes monthly) inspections.Our managers go around with a list to make sure smoke/carbon detectors are working, fire extinguishers are filled and the place is not potentially attracting vermin.We will also make a note of any damage or take pictures of potential Lease violations (smoking in the house, pets, more beds than occupants allowed, etc). 

I would try to find your $, but if the right deal comes along move on it and find the money later...you'll definitely be motivated to find money after an offer is accepted.I made a 40k cash offer on an 80k home with an additional 4 bed/ 2 bath apartment on the property.

For sales purposes the amount of field line is king. 100ft per bedroom (might be 95 or 105) As far as renting.... if you have a 1 bedroom condo with 6 bunk beds you can advertise it as sleeping 6.