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Increase rent for Bham rental?
Hi, I have a property at 1602 1st St NW, Center Point. It's a 3 bed / 1 bath (w/garage), built in 1960 that's 890 square feet. It was rehabbed to turnkey condition last February when I bought it and there was a new renter in there before I purchased. I am currently looking at whether I should increase the rent or not. Is there anyone who can give me an informed opinion regarding what a good rental price would be for this home?
FYI, I have checked out zillow, rentometer, craigslist to get range. Now I'm looking for someone who knows the area to understand what rent should be.