They are typically about 400 square feet, with one bedroom, one bath, a living room, and a kitchen.

In New Jersey, I rent out 1 bedroom in my 2 bed condo on Month to Month lease (oral lease).

If you have any questions please reach out, I have a property on the platform with 8 bedrooms.

You mentioned that you wanted to add it to the living area; does that mean it will be in an odd place relative to the bedrooms?  

Specifically will need contractor(s) who have expertise with (in no particular order):-Chimney repair-Drywall repair/replace (two patches on stairs)-Flat roof repair-Plumbing - complete replacement-Update/Clean Up Electrical-Washer/Dryer hookup installation (basement)-Replace both water heaters-Baseboard installation in attic (to make into a legal 3rd bedroom)-Structural corrections to exterior stairs leading to 2nd unit-Structural corrections to front porchI've received a quote from a GC, but want to interview a few other contractors.Thanks,Bret

My landlord owes $350,000 on a 2 bedroom townhome in the Bay Area (estimated value $830,000).Based on my current downpayment, and ideal monthly payment, my lender has pre-approved me for $700,000 at this time.

If the shower is tiled, try to open the bedroom wall on the other side of the water wall.

For example, buying a single family home with 3 bedrooms and renting out 2 bedrooms as you live in the other.

This prevents a tenant from coming back 3 months down the road and claiming they paid a double deposit or that the landlord offered them a rent reduction or to paint the bedrooms.

Hi Jack.I would purchase a 4 bedroom house near your campus as a primary occupancy house (put 5 percent down), furnish it, and rent it out to students by the bedroom (not the whole house)If you invest $10k in buying and rehabing it and charge students $500 a bedroom ($2k total), and your morgage payment is $700 a month, you have just returned over 100 percent on your 10K investment every year, not to mention the equity you are gaining.