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Joshua Bush
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How do you determine the rent of a rental property?

Joshua Bush
  • New to Real Estate
  • Fort Washington, MD
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Hello All,

I'm new to real estate investing. At the moment I'm taking an online course and have read 4 of Robert Kiyosaki's books on investing. I'm at the point in online course where we're encouraged to evaluate properties. I live in Maryland and would like to invest in the DMV area. In this area the typical single family home I've seen runs between $200,000 to $400,000. 

My question is: for this property range, how would you calculate the rent you'd receive? For example I'm looking at a $299,995 single family home and the estimated rent for this house is $998/mo. But my understanding was that would only be the principle and interest not the full rental income.
 

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Alyson Anderson
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Alyson Anderson
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@Joshua Bush

I have had great luck in Baltimore, Harford and cecil county. Depending on your risk level, Baltimore city also has the numbers.

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