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Justin Welling
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Best resource for checking rent comps?

Justin Welling
  • Investor
  • Pittsburgh
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Howdy BP community. Currently trying to check average rent prices in different areas of my market (Pittsburgh, PA area), particularly for privately owned single family and town-home units, and was curious if anyone knew of a great resource for doing so? I'm aware of the obvious sites such as rent.com for data on available units, but what about a resource for units that are NOT currently available (i.e. currently rented out by a tenant/units rented within the last year)?

Thanks for any feedback. 

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Pat McCandless
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Pat McCandless
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I'm only aware of rentometer as a way to gauge market rent for a given area and property size, but you can also check with a local agent and have them give you rental comps of closed rentals.  As far as free sites, I'm not sure other than rentometer.

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