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Jason Malabute
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FINDING AVG RENT IN AREA

Jason Malabute
  • Accountant
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hi Guys,

When you are analyzing rent in a particular market/submarket you are considering in investing in to buy a multiunit in how do you know if you're analyzing rent for 1 bed, 2 bed, or 3 bed? You obviously wanna compare apples to apples.

Also, are you using the average rent  or median rent in your analysis?

Thank you,

JM

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