At the moment...under your mattress.

We have concrete floors, zero furniture and we have two children who live in offices with only a mattress set and office desks.

Anyway, You might try adding a 2-3" 20 IDL latex topper and see if you find it more comfortable.

Also, make sure it is very clean...in my experience a vacant unit can get kind of dusty and need follow up light cleaning if it is vacant longer than a month, especially if it has had a fair amount of viewings/traffic. the cleaner the unit the higher quality of tenant and price.Also, you should get your realtor to facetime or send video of the neighborhood, if your neighbors have furniture or mattress left out at the curb, lots of graffiti, people loitering, or their is a homeless encampment down the street, there could be issues that have nothing to do with your property, but more to do with the immediate neighborhood.the other suggestions about zillow, gets you on HotPads, trulia at the same time, since they are owned by same company...the other app is apartments.com.

The kitchen was void of appliances and torn up mattresses in the bed rooms.

The basement also has a store room with a mattress in it, and the light is on, and it looks like someone might be using it.

He seems pretty bullish on multifamily (at least relative to alternatives...or putting the cash under the mattress). 

You  keep it under the mattress, right?

We scheduled phone calls with about 800 of our investors, 400 down and 400 to go, and so far the feedback has been about 80% see this as an opportunity.  10% are stuffing their mattress, and 10% are looking at stocks. 

Don’t stick it in a mattress either.