Of course the listed price may not be the actual rented price, but by tracking several listings for a while you can gain a better understanding of the market.For assessing demand, go to FurnishedFinder.com/stats and you can see demand data for a given city.

Are there other ways to gauge the rental demand??

Hi Corey,First of all, congrats on the success.I do think it is in your best interest to leverage these properties right now, with rates dropping we will see more demand in the market in 2025-2026.You have a few options on something like this.You can do a blanket loan and cash out on the entire portfolio, you'd save a little bit on fees here and there; or you can do individual cash out refinances.I strongly recommend doing them individually if you can.

This property is always between 60 - 75 percent occupancy, so we are not desperate for bookings. 

High Rental DemandGrowing cities with booming job markets often have a higher demand for rentals.

Several emerging neighborhoods present excellent opportunities, with 32204 and 32068 currently being standout, high-demand areas.Best of luck with your search!

As for strong rental potential, the more desirable the neighborhood the stronger the rental demand will be.

Apartment demand in the Phoenix area is high, the demand far exceeds supply at least for the product mix I have under management.

These clowns are so desperate to catch a sucker, they probably waste 90% of their time having conversations about how to invest and just keep trying to push them into their market when the person doesn't even have money or a pre-approval.

Will the insatiable demand for this slow down ?