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Xin Peng
  • San Francisco Bay Area, CA
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More accurate rental estimation

Xin Peng
  • San Francisco Bay Area, CA
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As title suggested, there are estimations from BP calculator as well as other websites (Rentometer, Zillow etc.), but IRL multiple factors could impact rentals (location, appliance, interior/exterior design etc.). How can I take into account those factors to get a more accurate estimation on rentals (similar with comparative market analysis)? Or take one step back, is this the right direction (the CMA approach)? Thanks.

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