All Forum Posts by: Joey Ramos

Hi Joey, I would do a quick Google Search for a Property Management companies in your area. I would identify the ones with the top reviews and interview at least three. Most property management companies should be able to provide you a rental analysis and will have a good boots on the ground opinion for rental rates in that area. Having a good Property Manager can really be the difference in obtaining and maintaining a successful investment or a non successful investment.

@Joey Ramos, find a resourceful real estate agent to work with. Leverage their time/skills to run comps for you. Whoever you used to list your first property should be your point of contact for sourcing comps. Hope this helps!