Rents would be 600-850 depending on sq ft of living space, parking, and finishes.Good luck!

Mitch, the carpet idea makes sense. i was thinking about that, but we tell them that we dont want people to walk on the carpet, that's why it's not changed. we tell them about it, just like that, that we dont want people to mess it up, and they nod in agreement and say "it makes sense"..it looks good, just has odor to it. maybe i can just change it and put plastic where people can walk on it.there's no space for a dishwasher.. it's not a large kitchen, not much of an option, in my opinion. maybe that's a drawback (but can't be the reason with the singles)here's the link, take a look at the pictures - http://onpointrentals.com/index.php?

Your not sweating your butt off as much, space heater work great either off your electrical or your generator, and contractors suddenly have much more time for you.

Is there a lack of demand for space now where it is?

I have one Sec. 8 (disabled) and the County is paying $1,300 for a modest one bedroom apt.

Also, how many bedrooms is the unit?

So twelve bed rooms total and I'm pretty sure 6 baths.

HUD limits to 2 people per bedroom, so for your 2-bd house, you shouldn't even consider families of 5+.Don't stop marketing until you find a tenant and collect SD and 1st month rent

I think the growing demographic of older Americans, empty nesters and other individuals and couples would be thrilled to not have to rent, share space, or pay larger utility bills and maintain a space larger than needed.

A finished sunroom will add that much needed extra living space if possible.