If you're going for MTR, a 4 bedroom could be great for a military family that's there, but likely less awesome for single nurses that are going to value their sleep and not want roommates (or at least not a bunch of roommates).

I'd rather turn down some returns in exchange for not losing sleep over the possibility of the market turning. 

Kitchens and nonhabitable spaces shall not be used for sleeping purposes.

I can take a dump in a box and write guarantee on it if it makes you sleep better at night".....

Will you sleep well?

Random question: is she actually still sleeping/living there?

I could never stand to live (and sleep) in a property that had a constant chirp like that.We don't generally change them as part of any kind of annual routine. 

Gypo's had to log and then get paid from the Mill.I said BS to that we are going to pay for the timber up front.. and sell against those that can't close on the spot... not only did we show them the risk of dealing with someone with no money up front .. we got better deals on the timber because our sellers could sleep at night knowing they got paid before we ever fell a tree. 

I will sleep better at night.

So during the down weeks, I might not get in 8 real hours of work.During the busy weeks, I pretty well stop sleeping while I try and stay ahead of deadlines.