The 1/1 configuration *might* be ok for singles but never families - - look for at least 2/1 or 3/2 if you what a bigger target market (ie: more applicants)

What's your price point and what size/configuration are you looking for?  

New roof (2014) with an additional 2400 square feet of development rights, and a 48 foot deep rear yard, there is plenty of room to enlarge this house and customize it to fit your tastes and needs Current Configuration: 1st Floor and 2nd Floor: Duplex containing 3-4 bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen and backyard with brand new fence. 3rd Floor: 1 bedroom, 1 bath, living room, kitchen. 4th Floor: 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, kitchen.

The entire electrical system had also been recently (& very professionally) upgraded to 200 amp, complete with a new NG Generator.The exposed ceilings in the upper floors showed sold steel angled reinforcing of the rafters given the unusual flat roof configuration & our snow loads.

Very professional and friendly.I plan on doing a series of Blog posts about how I acquired this property, how I am going through an improvement plan, and what the final outcome is.A teaser for you: - Conversions of four units into 3/2 from their current 2/2 configuration- Potentially adding solar panels.- Improving the property management of the complex.- Increasing income and decreasing expenses.I figure this to be a two year turnaround project after which time I will refinance or use the equity to help purchase another turnaround project.

I have looked at the comps now and it looks like we should be able to list with the current configuration. 

The outlets are ungrounded, and as such people might be expecting protections of a grounded receptacle that will not exist in the configuration discussed here.

It is just big enough for a portable AC vent but not much more=Brie:  what's the configuration on that unit?  

This only really works as well as it does because we have professional photographs and 3D virtual tours available so there's truly no surprise about the layout, configuration, etc. 

@Alan Grobmeier, they appear to be permitted, the public records indicate ' 3 dwelling units' on a 3-4 unit zoned loti also happened to find another almost identical property that has the same configuration, just 4 individual houses, public records also only show the 'primary residential structure' with its respective sqft, not all four, BUT the MLS data on that one accounts for the total sqft, and prices it more accurately.. so lets make this a hypothetical question -IF it is permitted, would that not be worth more?