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Similar duplexes in this neighborhood are renting in the range of $395-$475 in similar condition.

For you to make enough money to pay a worker, provide insurance and you make a little, you'll have to price yourself out of the range of a man doing it by himself.

It is a 3/2.5 and about 1,500 sf so it should rent at the upper range I'd think.

There should be a range of appropriate prices, and being near the top isn't bad, but you don't want to be over-priced.

Carefully review your competition for on-market properties in your price range.

Est.1963.Level 34 acres complete w/appx 3,000 fruit trees, flood irrigation, 2 wells 1 irrig/1 domestic. 1886 sqft remodeled home w/updates such as professional 6 burner Garland range oven,SS counter tops, Broan hood vent, Maple flooring, a 27x23 Arizona room or fabulous tasting room. 2280 sqft barn with covered patio, built-in 12' bar,Brick pizza oven,game room,phase 3 elec.

Now it is listed in the 20K range as an auction.

However if you have one like that and it is off base from you normal range I imagine you could use that methodology.

Is it the purchase price that attracts you more or the rent range?