Next, match the baths, bedrooms and square footage as close as possible.

trying to buy a rental property in Houston Texas whether it be a townhome condo Etc I have $50,000 to put towards buying 

I have had no problem renting the 1 bedroom units, however I have had no problem renting the 2 bedroom units either.

 I am just starting out and have three condo's that I will be purchasing over time.    

I have a 3 bedroom 3 bath single family home that has been rented to a single lady for almost two years now. 

I invest in C properties and some units are left just as nice as the tenant(s) entered them and some are a wreck (my one-bedroom apartments tend to stay in the best shape - larger properties with kids typically get wrecked to some degree). 

I put out a post on Connected Investor about wanting a loan on a condo hotel that I self manage.

In fact in one 2 bedroom unit the tenant tells me with window a/c's his electric runs higher than their heat/month. 

However, most of our subscribers who rent to students have more than two bedrooms available in each unit. 

When I was living in a condo back in the day (with beautiful lake views but the building was built like crap) one guy was so annoyed by his neighbor's footsteps/noise that he spent thousands on soundproofing AND IT DIDN'T WORK!