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Eric Telese
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Glen Cove, NY
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Analyzing desirability of areas and coming up with rent prices?

Eric Telese
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Glen Cove, NY
Posted

I know that there are  many seasoned investors on here. How do you guys know if a specific area will rent out? Also, how do you know where to start your asking rent at after purchasing and possibly rehabbing a house?

I was wondering if there are any sites that are useful for analyzing if a specific area or neighborhood in a town is popular/desirable? I am looking to invest a few hours away from where I live, therefore want to be very knowledgeable in the market I am researching. For instance, if a property is in a bad neighborhood, how do you go about finding this out?

How do you guys know where to begin your asking rent price? Right now I am creating spreadsheets comparing the prices of different places up for rent in the area. My asking rent price would be something similar to the competition obviously. But is there any other site/tool/anything that anyone recommends in finding what your rent price will be?

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