It all comes down to price. If it includes heat and the price is the same as a 3 I would take the 5. But if I have to pay higher rent and the heat and do not need the room of a 5 I would take the 3. If you had a bunch of college kids renting it might be even more desireable if the cost per person would be even cheaper.

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Lori Most
Prudential Fox and Roach
Blue Bell, PA
610-416-2150

That would have to depend on the area that you were looking to rent in and it would all depend on what you would want to get for rent. A 5 Bedroom in more of a city area, would probaly be a better rent price vs going out to the suburbs where the price of a 5BR may be to high for what someone would be willing to pay as the standard would be a 3-4 Bedroom Single. But in the end, you need to know where you are looking and what the rental market to make an informed decision. If I can be of any assistance, just let me know.

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