They provide insights into the market rent based on the number of bedrooms and the address you input, along with some rent comparisons.There are many factors why a listing might stay on the market for too long, and one of them is pricing.

I have listed my property on Zillow with rent of $2700 but I see that for 4 bedroom houses the section 8 gets closer to $4k from the government.

I plan to rent out my extra bedroom for extra money.

If you buy a fourplex, rent out three units, then live in the fourth unit and rent out the spare bedroom for additional income.

I’m aiming for a single family, 3-4 Bedroom, 1.5-2 bath home in a nice neighborhood with a two car garage for my buy box.

Criteria can include location, population growth, job diversity, amenities, desirability of bedrooms and bathrooms, size, and comparable rents in the neighborhood.

Legally it is not a bedroom because it has no closet, but the previous owner (and even the listing agent when I bought it) advertised it as a bedroom, which is incorrect.

I have watched some Youtubes and most operators say 3-4 bedrooms and 2 baths are ideal.

The other side, in the guest bedroom was painted dark gray, and downstairs was left exposed as well for an industrial feel.

Section 8 typically has a cap on the rent rate, dependent on bedroom counts.