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Brittany Guimond
  • Realtor
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Rent by the Room Pricing Strategy..?

Brittany Guimond
  • Realtor
  • Denver, CO
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Hi friends! Considering a rent-by-the-room approach for a property we may purchase. For those who have experience with it, how did you price your room? I looked on rentometer, apartments.com, furnished finder and facebook marketplace. I only found comps on Furnished Finder, but would like a few more data sources to validate my findings. Thoughts? Thanks!

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Andrew Postell
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  • Fort Worth, TX
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Andrew Postell
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@Brittany Guimond when I house hacked and rented out the rooms I just based it on the mortgage payment.  It's probably a little better practice to use SOME type of research...but that's what I did.

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