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James Wilcox
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bowling Green KY ~ Lexington, KY
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Confirming Rent Prices

James Wilcox
Agent
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bowling Green KY ~ Lexington, KY
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I am looking to pick up my first duplex. Both sides are currently rented out and I was told the rent was the following.

Unit A) 850/month

Unit B) 800/month

However, this seems high to me based on the area. Not saying it is not possible, but my first impression is something like the following. ($100 difference)

Unit A) 800/month

Unit B) 750/month

My question is how do I "confirm" what the rent actually is? I don't want to just take their word for it. Can I ask to see the rental contracts or past rental prices? Place does look like it may have been renovated recently so that might explain for a bit higher rent.

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