Sentences with phrase «rent out a unit like»

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One thing that remains to be seen is how local regulators will respond, especially in cities like New York where it's illegal to rent out one's full unit in an apartment building on Airbnb for less than 30 days.

By purchasing this type of property rather than something like a single - family home or a large apartment building, you can both live in and rent out available units without biting off more than you can chew for your first time.

One is strictly investment and the other is, do you ever represent buyers who are looking for like, a three family that they're going to live in, but then obviously rent out the other two units.

With this strategy, I rent out the upstairs unit like a traditional rental.

As to your concern about success rate, not sure where that number comes from but I have not had any more trouble renting units in the city or out so that feels like a red herring to me.

I've been doing basic number crunching and thought exercises on something like 20 x 2/1 units at ~ 1000 sq ft / unit and rent out between $ 800 - $ 1000 / unit in the Houston area.

You may like the lay out and be thinking you are buying a nice multifamily unit and be able to generate income at a certain level or perhaps live in one unit and rent out the other thereby getting financially assistance to pay off your mortgage if you plan to finance.

If your garage is that nice, seems like the highest and best use would be either 1) Convert it to a 4th unit would be the best return or 2) rent it out to a contractor or someone who needs a nice place to store supplies, tools, etc. and you could probably get above market rent for it and not have to put in any cash to remodel.

If you rent out more than one unit, choose the one you'd like to collect money for.

Part of the reason to own student housing is that, in a period of low interest rates, collecting rent has looked like a good way to earn good returns, whether you're renting out a shopping mall, an office sky - rise, or a self - storage unit.