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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

What’s a quick way to see what a property would rent for?
I am currently looking to move out of state to house hack. I have been using Zillow to get a basic idea of some of the costs associated with each property. Though when it comes to finding what rents will be, I find myself having multiple tabs open cross referencing similar properties in the area. Because there are so many different factors that can effect rent, It can be a little confusing and tedious.
BP community, is there a way to stream line this process? Maybe a website that has estimated rents based on zip codes? If you have a system you use, could you please share.
Thank you so much!