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Updated about 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Rent too far above market value?
I’m looking at a deal for a rental property and am not sure if I can make it work or not. The market value rent currently is around 1400-1500 for comparable properties, as in same number of beds/baths/sqft. The question is how far above that can I go considering this property is completely renovated and one of the nicest in the area before it becomes difficult/impossible to get rented? For this deal to be worth it I’d prefer to get into the $1700-2000 range.