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Koray Kilic
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How to determine rents in an area?

Koray Kilic
  • Investor
  • Brooklyn NY
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I've been looking at tools like rentometer.com and trying to figure out rents in residential area's like single family and it seems like its way off in most cases. is there something I'm missing? what do you use, or how do you determine rent?

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Michael J.
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Michael J.
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You could look at local property management companies websites and just get an idea of what they are listing rental properties for.  There is also  www.padmapper.com  & www.rentbits.com that you could try.

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