Our concerns are that 2-bedroom homes are harder to rent compared to 3-bedrooms plus, and are looking for strategies to make the rental more competitive in the market.

The imputed household size for each Affordable Unit shall be equal to the number of bedrooms in the unit plus one.

Bought a 3 bedroom, 3 bath 2100 sqft house for 146k.

I did apples to apples with expanses and rental days. they are both 4 bedrooms. 

I currently have a 2BR/2BA Condo that I am house hacking, renting out the secondary bedroom and using that income to conduct renovations/upgrades.

Here's a bit of info: The property is listed as a multi family home and has been taxed as such for over 20 years (1900 New Hampshire home with 2 units - 2 bedrooms & 1 bathroom each).

Currently, my wife and I rent a 1 bedroom apartment in Westchester county, and both have normal day jobs. 

(State Farm)I did check with lender (Wells Fargo), and she said we should be good to go (in 3 months).It's a 3 bedroom and the comps were all 3 bedroom, but we're converting it to a 4 bedroom. 

I am looking to use LVT to floor the entire first floor of a rental (Kitchen, Bath, Dining, Living and one Bedroom).

Reposting this because I just realized there is a section committed SPECIFICALLY to Military investors.I currently have a 2BR/2BA Condo that I am house hacking, renting out the secondary bedroom and using that income to conduct renovations/upgrades.