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Ben F.
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Vacation Rental - Rent Comps

Ben F.
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Lancaster, PA
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This is a new venture for me so any help is appreciated...

How are you all going about finding rental comps for your short term/vacation rentals?

I’m looking at renting to traveling nurses, but generally how are you researching comparable rates so you know you’re priced right?

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Luke Carl
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@Ben F.

Enemy method and airdna. Enemy method is way better. It's the same way you find how to price a STR.

https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/530/topics/818478-determine-how-much-an-str-will-make-using-the-enemy-method

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