In my case, I include water bc it’s paid by the condo association.

Rents for a 2 bedroom are roughly 1000 for a decent place and i know a lot of people on here think thats a lot but it is typical hereMy business partner and i would initially move in to each side for rehab approx 1-2 yrs and "pay rent" we are young and already live together so thats not an issue we bounce around periodically, we would push off seperating utilities at least until we moved out, or maybe much later if possible.Anyways, Has anyone on here done this before or thought of doing it? 

In general, you'll want to verify that that the Section 8 applicant has a voucher and that it's appropriate for the number of bedrooms that your unit has. 

My condo is right above my rental unit & I thought of providing free internet since I am already paying for it & it would be close enough for my tenant to access it.

I'm looking for someone who has Section 8 properties for rent -- studio, 1, and 2 bedrooms.

I bought a condo in Denver (plan to Air Bnb or rent when I move) and am looking to refinance in order to recapture my full VA loan, then buy a duplex/tri/quad in either Phoenix or Houston.

The investment was a campus house with 5 bedrooms in a great location for students.

absolutely but I bought mine a few years ago triplex 700 ft.² each unit one bedroom one bath Probably the best financial decision I’ve made 

We never hired a management company, as it was not cost effective with rent we have been charging and it is only one house.Another question: If I do wait til Fall 2019 to sell, should I rip the carpet (up the stairs, living room hallways, bonus and bedrooms—2600sf house) and leave floors bare, (it’s light colored, horrible carpet) to allow buyers to add their own?

We just moved here from AZ where we have 1 condo and 1 house rented.