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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Yuma, AZ
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What is the best way to know if your house will get rented

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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Yuma, AZ
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I found a house. I can buy it for 42k i think its worth 70k - 50k. I can pur 20% down. But, i dont know if the house will get rented.. what should I do?

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Jaron Walling
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I would start by researching the local market for rentals. Pretend you are a prospective renter and need a place to live. Look for properties similar to the one you're thinking about buying. Once you narrow down the rental rate you can run the numbers. You better cash flow every month if you're putting 20% down. 

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