A reader asks: "I'm in the market to buy a condo in Culver City but I'm trying to decide on a one bedroom or a two bedroom. I want to use it as a rental property but is a one bedroom easier to rent out than two or vice versa? Secondly, when it comes time to sell, which would have a better resale value? I'm hoping the Curbed community can help me!" On the resale part, studio condos are considered the hardest resales, while this question was asked over at Trulia, too, and the majority of readers who responded (many of whom are real estate agents) agreed two-bedrooms have a better resale value.
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