I'm ok with that depending on the circumstances surrounding their FC/SS.If I only took high income high credit tenants with no dings I'd have a very limited pool of tenants to choose from.

Of course, this limits the buyer pool and often the sale price.

This narrows down my pool.

But it will severely limit your pool of potential buyers and the amount that they will pay for it.

Nothing more, or less.I don't know about where you are, but where I am there's too big and variable buyer pool to confine oneself to a buyer's list.

Susie, welcome to BP and hello form sunny Southern California!

I'm sure the unique recycled design will appeal to some but it definitely reduces the buyer pool.

I thought I would add my opinion which may only be true for Las Vegas.Rental property stability during times of financial turbulence is dependent on the stability of jobs for the pool of tenants.

The second option would possibly significantly reduce the pool of prospects, as I would guess many wouldn't pay the fee without seeing if the house is something they would like to live in.Thanks for any suggestions by those with successful systems in place!

Maybe the renter pool in London is looking for 3bdr units...add a closet or wardrobe to the den and advertise it as a 3-bedroom!