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Elizabeth Schartman
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How to determine rental price/neighborhood growth trajectory?

Elizabeth Schartman
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Phoenix
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Hello! What's the best way to determine rental price for single family homes on the market? Similarly, what's the best way to determine whether the neighborhood you're considering is poised for growth'?  (new investor here, living in the Phoenix area, working to find a good CF on 1st deal, with growth for the future - just like the rest of us, right?)  Thanks all!

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Austin G.
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Austin G.
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@Elizabeth Schartman

There are great resource tools here on BP. Also for AZ the AZREIA reports/research appears insightful too. And I'd use local neighborhood knowledge.

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