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Daniel J.
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Where to find Comparable Rents?

Daniel J.
  • Conroe, TX
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Is there a particular place I should be looking for rent comps, outside getting them from an agent? I don't remember who exactly but someone on one of the podcasts did mention rentometer. I do realize with something like that you don't know the exact level of those rentals so you do have to take them with a grain of salt.

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Daniel

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Kevin Wood
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We use a combination of rentometer, har and craigslist to see what is out there and at what prices. Zillow has some rentals as well though usually it's repeats of what you can find elsewhere.

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