My agent over valued and listed high.

To tackle this, start by gathering data on average rents for similar SFHs in your area through local listings or realtor consultations.

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@Greg Heden here's a funny story along your question.Seattle investor came to City of Detroit and his plan was to over-improve Class C rentals to get the "best" tenants that would appreciate the higher quality of home, pay above market for it, take better care if it, stay longer to reduce turnover costs and avoid rent nonpayment issues.After 2 years of trying to do this on his own, reality won and he hired us (we initially spoke with before he started and warned we didn't think it would work). 

I look every day on the MLS (since I am semi-local and am heavily invested in the area) and the most intriguing part of the listing to me is the price history.

More info on the Tiny Home here (which is also listed for sale as we figure this out). 

We'll see how it goes, and if nothing else I'll end up back with PropStream of I don't find another potential source of Listed and Sold information. 

Step one in optimizing your listing might be to set up a simple website with a landing page, event calendar and blog so you can become the hub of information for people traveling to that area. 

Hey, I’m looking to purchase a home in the DMV area (MD or VA) as a primary residence and intend on renting it out after we leave.

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You could still list it as it should give you the breadth of all offers.