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Josiah Mosley
  • Bank Teller/Personal Finance Educator
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Market rent in Kansas City

Josiah Mosley
  • Bank Teller/Personal Finance Educator
  • Columbus, OH
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 I was just curious as to what the average market rent is for duplexes in the Grandview area in Kansas City, more specifically the Calico Farms neighborhood. There is a duplex in that neighborhood I am wanting to potentially house hack as my first investment property.

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Brady Hanna
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Brady Hanna
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  • Shawnee Mission, KS
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Josiah, the best way I have found to figure out market rent is to go to rentometer.com and put in the bedrooms and it will give you an average of properties that have rented in the area.  Then I also go to padmapper.com and put in the address as well and filter to the same number of beds/baths and can see properties currently on the market and what condition they are in and price.  These two will give you a great picture of what you should price rent at.

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