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How to Determine Fair Market Rent

Samuel Ramsey
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My fiancée and I purchased a small starter home (2 Bed-2 Bath New Construction) approximately a year ago using an FHA loan. We are wanting to upgrade into a larger home and are trying to decide if renting our first home is feasible or not. I am having a hard time determining what our market would allow us to ask for rent. I would appreciate any advice on figuring out what we could charge for rent so that we can decide if selling or renting is our best option.

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Sarah Downey
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Sarah Downey
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Zillow Rental Manager has a good tool---https://www.zillow.com/rental-manager/price-my-rental/; you can try rentometer--https://www.rentometer.com/, too! 

Those can give you a good starting point. 

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