I set the appointment and went to meet the seller and check out the house - the home was in great condition, just original to 1962 so it was a 3 bed 1.5 bath cosmetic fixer.

Just on my street alone, two SFH (each recently rehabbed) just rented for $1500/mo and $1750/mo.

The house is a 4 bed 2 bath and I will be house hacking my living in one of the rooms.

So if this does pass and the bigger wall street players continue to acquire these properties and complaints come out about inequalities they have no one to blame but themselves.

So they will be less likely to demand a much higher price because they'll feel that there's less demand and might get more desparate.Then you can take that 1500 square feet and add another bedroom and for much less than you would actually be paying to buy the 3 bedroom 2 bath that everybody else is trying to get.You can also do the same thing if you look for like a one-bedroom that's around 1,000 square feet to which you can add another bedroom and still have it be you know relatively we spacious.Really, this works for just about any number of bedrooms.

They want a certain number of bedrooms, baths, and square footage.

We converted the 1 car garage into a primary bedroom suite, upgrading it from a 2/1 to a 3 bedroom 2 bath.

Looking at a place that has a SFH with a detached in law suite (3 rooms plus bath, no kitchen).

Be sure to note the number of beds, baths, and square footage along with the rent.You should be doing this once every year or two to gauge the market and be sure you're not being left in the dust. 

I have pretty much zero dollars to my name but I have a street PHD (poor, hungry and driven).