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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

How to determine what a property will rent for?
What is best and most accurate way to determine what a house would rent for?
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Look around at other rentals that are close to the same neighborhood/condition as your rental. You can search online, look at newspapers or whatever source you need to find out that info.. Don't necessarily listen to rentometer or the other person, go find out the right number for yourself