This house is a foreclosure, offered for cash only and we suspect the reason why is even though it's listed as a 3 bedroom, when we walked through it there is a 4th bedroom that is what I would consider the master as it's the largest.

For example compare a 3 bedroom to another 3 bedroom that sold recently as close as possible to your subject property.

I'm presently an engineer by day and landlord of a SFH, mixed use condo and light office.

We are specifically interested in what "similar to those of existing homes" means and whether or not this even applies if we're building a condo and not a single family property.

With a foot of water it touched all the outlets running around the bedrooms, living room ect.

I bought a duplex for 13k and put 8k into it in heating system and remodel of attic to turn one of the apts to a 2 bedroom apt.

Originally posted by Nicolas Dumm:That was my thought i just wanted to have someone else with more experience chime in, I'm wondering if these lovely state employees avoid the poorer areas of the towns, or might be the landlords just don't care or have the moneyin Chicago this question usually means "is heat included.... in the rent", typical for condo business when the whole building is on 1 or 2 boilers powered by main gas line ...gas/water/heat included in rent (included in HOA as well). if not ...many stay away from those units ...

Good housekeeping is a S-8 rule and poor housekeeping can be a cause for inspection rejection and re-inspections.A single parent with 2 kids of different genders will qualify for a 3 bedroom unit and can be ideal tenants as there are only 3 people in a 3 bedroom unit.

A three bedroom dwelling can easily accommodate 5 or 6 people.

Hi everyone,I'm looking to purchase my first investment property (apartment in condo building) in either Manhattan or Brooklyn.