We just bought a phoenix 2, 1 bed/1 bath.  

Just got a call last week that they are now having a bed bug issue (not surprised after visiting the unit and seeing how filthy everything is).

The sign should clearly say Owner Financing, beds/baths, price, etc.3.

Three of the highest priced homes are 3 bed 2 bath.Scenario/Property 11Address/Name2nd Ave property2ARV (After-Repair Value)$95,000 3Max % of ARV70%4Repairs$10,000 5Closing Costs (%)2%6Holding Costs$1,500 7Other Expenses8Wholesale Profit$5,000 9Max Offer$48900Rental Rate of Return:10End-Buyer Cost Basis$66,50011Projected Monthly Income$1,200 12Projected Monthly Expenses$20013Cap Rate (Rate of Return)18.05%

Sorry to be so needy but I'm trying to wrap my head around this property and I'm driving myself insane :)Legally this is a 1 story 640 Sq foot 1 bed 1 bath home in Chester County PA.  

This idea of changing from 2 beds to 3 beds is something that I have never performed before.

Understandably when there is a 4/4 or 2/2 it is probably easier on the student and the owner since there is a bath per bed.

Then I also go to padmapper.com and put in the address as well and filter to the same number of beds/baths and can see properties currently on the market and what condition they are in and price.  

I know my mortgage will be covered by the two bed room unit up stairs.

#beds/Baths/SF)