I'm glad to know that I can call to just see what they even want for it, how many bedrooms/bathrooms, etc.

Given our market, I think buying, say, a 2 or 3 bedroom, living in one bedroom and renting out the rest makes a lot more sense.

Remember you don't have to own a property to control it.A buddy bought an old Victorian with a bunch of bedrooms in a tourist area there, rents it out to them for $200 a night per bed HUGE cashflow.Paul

I have some tenants in 1 bedrooms who haven't turned on their stoves in years.

I bought it as a 4 bedroom 1 bath.

They painted and put in appliances and some flooring in two of the bedrooms and that is it.

New to the rental business.1st deal August 2013.2 bed room/1 bath, all brick.Purchased for 57,500.

Im looking for roughly three bedrooms and the closer to the Wichita State University Campus the better!

The closets in the bedrooms have sliding doors and the bases are nailed directly into the concrete slab.

I hadn't seen it before and since I am only doing 2 bedrooms with it and it's a buck a ft seems like a deal.