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Garlin Smith
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  • Redondo Beach, CA
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Analyzing rental rates?

Garlin Smith
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Redondo Beach, CA
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Hey BP crew, other than the Apartments.com or Redfin's, what are you using to evaluate potential rental rates in an area you are considering investing in? Thank in advance!

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Dado Vucak
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Dado Vucak
  • Portland, OR
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Rentometer, FB marketplace, and Craigslist are all good options. 

You can also look up median rents in any city with census data but I believe that is a inclusive of all housing types, sizes, bedroom/bathrooms, etc. so I wouldn’t use that to analyze a specific deal but not a bad option when analyzing markets. 

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