It's a 3 bed/2 bath, 1,500sqft.

At the end of the day it's nice to go to bed knowing that you made money without compromising yourself.

I am in a 2 bed rental with 2 adults and a 7 year old boy in Colorado (3 tenants).

The average over the last 9mo (latest comp from 10/9) for that same street was 237k, but one sold very low for 189k on 6/1/16 with the same sqft but must have been a real dump because the next lowest sale was 230k for the same bed/bath with 300sqft less.

Last September '15, I had 4 tenants (young professionals, all friends, great tenants thus far) sign the lease on my 4-bed rental unit.

Afterwards do a Section 8.Each Duplex is 3 beds, 1-1/2 baths, and 880 sq.ft.

Two houses for sale, right next door to each other, each 1500 sf, 3 bed / 2 bath, identical floorplan and improvements, except one house has brand new A/C and furnace.

It is, as you said, part of doing what we do.Just getting out bed is a risk.

Couldn't go to bed last night because I couldn't stop reading.

Those months are already poor for getting vacancies filled due to school being in session.However, if you're renting 2 bed or studios, and there's not a child in sight, then it's usually just the weather causing a slow down in tenant placement.