See what rents are going for with houses similar to yours (beds, baths, garage, basement, etc).

While maintaining client confidentiality - I say this a few days after inspecting a 100 unit building that had to be completely evacuated, over a dozen people hospitalized, and now has about $1 million dollars in damage all "allegedly" caused by....1 tenant who "allegedly" put a space heater on a bed and left it.

Here are the specs..3 bed, 1.1 Bath two story townhouse with a full basement.

The home should be completed in 4-5 months. 2000 sq ft, 2 car garge, 4 bed, 2 bath, $184,900.

For example, for things like beds, you can cut down on weight by using two box-springs stacked instead of a box-spring and mattress (it's also MUCH cheaper this way). 2) Buy the smallest furniture you can find.

(same goes for bedroom)Then again, if your design is poor or the home does not have a layout condusive to adding a bed/bath, you could hurt your price opinion, so their must be a plan.

Think about where you could store things—under and behind sofas, under beds, in cabinets and drawers.

If i need something, i just simply ASK and i am very truthful. i also have some more website ideas, but i have trouble even getting my domain ideas registered because of my financial situation. i am also, trying to get www.talenttowne.com up and running too, but i do not even have the money to purchase a "script" that powers the website and all the free ones out there always have these silly catches to them and never even operate correctly. you see i just came out of a HUGE online pharmaceutical business and i used to make good money with that, but the laws drove me right away from that. so i am just trying to start over anew. the money doesn't even have to come to me. i just need a shopping cart for lotions, tanning supplies, salon supplies, and maybe even beds. but for now just simple things.

I will look at the beds / baths / square feet.

Similar means same beds, baths, age, condition, size, and style.