Far too many get stuck in the "paralysis by analysis" stage, thinking they just don't know enough to get started.

If you're photographing your property in its as-in, staged condition, there's no reason the photos shouldn't match the reality as long as you're keeping up with the housekeeping and maintenance. 

Maybe sweep a bit first, add an air freshener and a pretty looking plant at the top of the stairs (check with your staging guru on this one though) 

@James Hong the flaw in your plan is that there are no major job centers or universities in that area where renting a room would be most common, if someone is going to rent just a room they will do it close to their job not 40 minutes away. 

Tons of money is being invested in constructing a sports district and a mega town center nearby. 

If I were you though, I would try to see if you could stage the basement as a bedroom and add a wardrobe or even add a closet and call it a 3 bedroom.

There will be another meeting tonight at 6 pm at the Westside Community Center 1628 W Bijou. 

Refer back to your purchase agreement on this one as it should have an EM clause built into it.It’s fine if you wanted to cancel the contract, there are multiple stages in the purchase process where a buyer has an out.

I do think that we are in the infancy stages of crowd funding though and those who choose to properly leverage the tool will be light years ahead of those that ignore it.

I have found a condo for a nice price in an affluent Ivy League town that also has the biggest Medical Center in the state.