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Liz C.
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One bedroom , studio or two bedroom

Liz C.
  • Property Manager
  • New York, NY
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Hi all , So far I have been investing only studio or one bedroom apartment. And thinking about expending my area to two bedroom . For those who you have experience. Is better to stick to studio and one bedroom or does two bedroom even three bedroom makes sense to landloards ( BTW I only invest on NYC and NJ in past) I undestand some are doesn't even have one bedroom. But now thinking of expanding to other areas such as Georgia Atalanta and Tampa Florida .

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Myka Artis
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Myka Artis
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If you get a studio, one bedroom, or two bedroom in Arlington, TX you can turn it into a cash cow with STR or corporate rentals. 1 bedrooms/studios can cash flow for about $1000/mo and two bedrooms can cash flow up to $1500/mo - $3000/mo. Arlington is a great area for cash flow.

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