I would certainly make your property look top notch so you attract the best tenants.

It has been for several years and likely will continue with the attraction of jobs / population growth.  

I say in general because if the apartment is located near colleges for instance or in attractive downtown areas where millennials want to be, a higher mix of one bedroom and studios can work and may be the play for that submarket.

Michaela, I really want to hear more.I am very attracted to rooming houses myself.My reasons:I work with several homeless organizations, as a volunteer.

Just imagine how much tenants will be attracted to your vacancy with the help of this feature.

States that issue the deed for you for a couple hundred dollars seem a lot more attractive than the process we have to go through.

If your goal is stability, higher property taxes can often mean more desirable school districts which attracts an easier tenant pool.

A year down the road, in the eyes of a lender you may be more attractive to get that DSCR because you have a history on paper of managing a rentals and could count use even other more convential loans (lower down payment) and count the properties potential income even tho it's not DSCR loan.

These 3 bed, 2 bath homes tend to be robust during recessions, but also attract quality tenants.

Just by applying the "law of attraction" the universe has conspired,through regular face to face, to present 2 offmarket deals!