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Peter G.
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How to find more information about the rent in an area?

Peter G.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • OKC
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Hi all! I recently went snowboarding in vail Colorado! It's awesome and I'm thinking of buying a rental property there and was wondering if anyone knew where I can find more information about rent in that area? Also would it be best to stick to 3 bed 2 bath? Or go for bigger ones that do more rent like 2k per day? Thanks! I broke my collarbone snowboarding and am on so meds and that may be part of the reason I have yet to find anything about the rent. Any ways thanks in advance!

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Zachary C.
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Zachary C.
  • Property Manager
  • Huntsville, AL
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@Peter G.

Craigslist, MLS listing, or (maybe the best way) call some different property management companies in the area and ask them.

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