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Cody Malave
  • New to Real Estate
  • Stuart, FL
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Cody Malave
  • New to Real Estate
  • Stuart, FL
Posted

I am interested in house-hacking as an entry into the real estate world, with a specific interest of buy-and-hold rentals. Something I am curious about that I seem to be unable to find any adequate information on is determining rental estimates for multi-family property units that have either no prior rental history or little-to-no comps in the surrounding area. I could also be interested in househacking an SFH and renting out individual rooms, but again I am unsure how to estimate rental values for individual rooms as opposed to renting it as a single unit. Any suggestions or advice on where to look?

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