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Updated about 8 years ago, 10/04/2016

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Han Gu
  • Investor
  • Roslyn Heights, NY
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Orlando -- A good price range to start for invest in rental properties

Han Gu
  • Investor
  • Roslyn Heights, NY
Posted

Hi all,

Looking to buy my first rental. Currently looking in Orlando area. I live in NY, so this will be remote. I did most of the research on Zillow, so the estimated rental numbers all come from zillow's estimate.

It seems, for properties up to $120k, one can get monthly rents of 1% of property price, so around $1200. Once you get over that $120k line, rents just don't increase proportionally to the price. A $150k property doesn't get rent of $1500, zillow estimates it to be around $1250.

For properties under $120k, rents seem to be more than that 1%.  So for $80k property, I've seen rents of $900.

Is this true in Orlando? Should $120k be where I draw the line in order to get the most bang for my buck? (in terms of rental)

Is there anywhere else in US that's a better place for rental?

All newbie questions. Thanks guys.

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