They should be able to take the average rental rate for the area and apply it to their calculations to submit to underwriting. 

Is there a way to find the average in your area, or is there a way to find that information on the listing?

Ask your realtor and they can assist in getting the documentation.In addition, if you wanted to know a more precise number for simply running numbers, you can reach out to the utility company and they can give an average per zip code or even sometimes provide average utility costs for a specific property.

On average, how much does a pool increase the HOI premium?

Anyone know of a website that can show on a map the average 2021 rents per city?

It's hard for me to imagine my $250k townhome, being worth $300k one day but then I look at my average townhome in Northern Virginia - just 5 years ago it was $240k, and today it is easily $310k so who knows, that could happen again.Questions, comments, insults, critique - all greatly appreciated 

What is your average DOM for rentals in your area? 

I estimate the rents based on rentometer and average comps I find, then say I save around 10% each for capex, management, repairs, vacancy.

But does anyone have any data or research that shows the average percentage of increase per renovation item.

And when you secure the listing manage exceptions based on the average days on market.