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Al Bigley
  • Investor
  • Monroe, NC
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Using a Rent-Meter

Al Bigley
  • Investor
  • Monroe, NC
Posted

Hi!

I've been looking at and analyzing multi-family units…

When I run them thru any rent-meter, should I do so using the total number of bedrooms, or only what I'll  be renting?

For example, if it's a 4-bedroom unit, and I'm looking to put two families into it, should I then run the rent-meter using 2-bedroom comps, for comparison?

Thank you!

Al

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