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Jared Lillard
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How to find market rental rates

Jared Lillard
  • Little Rock, AR
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What's the easiest, most accurate way to find market rent rates where I'm looking at a potential investment?  This is an older part of town with no large apt complexes - I'm looking at a couple of duplex/triplex type units.

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Antoine Martel
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Antoine Martel
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You can check zillow.com rentometer.com hotpads.com.

Then enter in information about your property and the unit you will renting out. 

Find a couple of comparable properties and see what they're renting out for and then take an average.

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