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Best way to find local rent rates?

James Dunn
  • Edwardsville, IL
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I'm trying to expand my rental comfort zone just a little bit since I seem to get a lot of leads in an area about 45 minutes from my home. Any suggestions on finding what local rentals are going for in a specific town or zip code? I'm specifically looking in the St. Louis market, but the question could apply for other areas as well.

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Dawn Anastasi
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Dawn Anastasi
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I look to see what other people are renting units for by checking out the Craigslist ads. I also use rentometer. I also know my areas really well.

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