Yes, you will likely pay close to or at retail value if you are buying a quality property that has been properly renovated. 

The original quoted rent they were saying they would get was $1575 per side(It's 3 bed 2 bath 1500sq ft). 

However I would ensure zoning aligns with the retail space in the area.

For context the comps are roughly the same sqft, 200sqft give or take, same beds/bath, same lot size, same year built.To help, here are my numbers.

Here are some other deals that other retailers are offering as a option to Prime Deals.

@Cheryl Gilmartin are you saying that Anderson Business Advisors are in bed with Elite/RDPD, or am I reading your comment wrong?

If paid by the lender (this is common for conventional financing, especially with retail lenders), the origination and/or underwriting fee is “baked” into the interest rate, therefore giving you a higher rate in exchange for lower out of pocket costs. 

I always make sure to put an extra one under a bed or storage inside so if it goes out, I can tell the guest where to find a new one.

The biggest things to compare: location, beds/baths, square footage, quality.Keep in mind, there may be ten other homes priced at $1800, but that doesn't mean they actually rent for that price.

Yet you have people lined up in retailers spending more than that on the new iPhone.