2 bedroom singles=mini gold mine

2 bedroom singles=mini gold mine

Real Estate Investor · cleveland, OH · Member since 2010 · 80 posts · 16 votes

I specialize in section 8 rentals in the Cleveland, Ohio area. The easiest, lowest maintenance, and the lowest turn over rate in the rental biz are 2 bedroom single family homes rented out to section 8 tenants. Every section 8 tenant wants a single famly home and when it comes to a 2 bedroom it is usually in a multi family unit. Most investors over look this great opportunity. If you are looking for long term cash flow you may want to look at the possibility. Once a section 8 tenant finds a 2 bed single they tend to stay for a long time (3,4 5 years or more). I have several 2 bedroom singles and speak from experience.

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  • Rental Property Investor · Charlotte NC Fort Mill SC Lake Wylie SC, SC · Member since 2009 · 174 posts · 103 votes
    16y

    Hmmm . . I've always focused on 3-BR SFHs, but have also wondered about letting myself wander into 2-BR territory. Also wondered about doing Section 8. I'd love to hear others' experiences along this line, especially in my town--Charlotte NC and the surrounding regions.

  • Attorney · Raleigh, NC · Member since 2008 · 4k+ posts · 1k+ votes
    16y

    Shhhhh.... :-) Investors are still generally ignoring 2 bedroom SFRs on the buy side.

  • Real Estate Investor · Willoughby, OH · Member since 2010 · 4 posts · 0 votes
    16y

    I've been debating this myself... I'm in the Cleveland area too, but I have been too nervous to invest there due to the local economy, plus I only have experience investing in safer small towns... with all the inexpensive SFHs in the area I've really been considering looking into this more, especially until I can build myself up to the level of purchasing larger properties.

    Have you experienced any sort of setbacks to section 8 tenants?

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