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Justin Yurong
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How do you estimate rent?

Justin Yurong
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Hi all. When analyzing properties, where do you find how much a property would generally rent for? I have used Rentometer.com, but I've run out of free trials. Are there any other sites that estimate rents?

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Chad Hale
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Chad Hale
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Check Craigslist, Zillow, Trulia, etc or whatever is commonly used in your area to see what rents are going for.

Rentometer is a ballpark tool in my experience.

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