Rentometer software good or bad?

Question

Does anyone use this software to help analyze potential rents for an area?

If not, do you use something else?

Drew Sygit · Answer

Never rely on one source!

We've used Rent-o-meter, but always use 3 sources.

Taylor Dasch · Answer

I used rentometer before I was a realtor. I found some of the locations that I put in were not accurate. I am not sure how the software works though. What I ended up doing was looking on Zillow, screenshotting when a rental goes live and then keeping an eye out to see if it got taken off. But the active prices for the listings in property management should give you a decent idea for what the place will rent for.

Eric SyCip · Answer

May I inquire what the other 2 sites you use for reference are? How do you determine which of the 3 provide the most accurate guesstimation? OR, do you just take an average of the 3 results?

Joseph Tadres · Answer

I would say Rentometer is good. Sometimes, the best way to obtain accurate rent comps is to speak with local property managers.

Jonathon Ray · Answer

Thank you Izaiah, that is very helpful !

Izaiah Barba · Answer

Rentometer’s solid for a quick pulse check, especially in areas where rental comps are scattered. I use it as a starting point but always double-check with Zillow, Facebook Marketplace, and actual property managers to get a more realistic range.

Jonathon Ray · Answer

Drew,

Thank you for the response. What other sources do you use besides rent-o-meter?

Jonathon Ray · Answer

Thank you all for the information. It is greatly appreciated.

Dan H. · Answer

Rentometer is my favorite rent estimation tool but I dislike the 1.5 bathroom maximum. I have 4 units with 3 bathrooms, roommates appreciate bathrooms.

With Rentometer pro you get a map of the comps and a brief listing of each comp. I can quickly eliminate bad comps to improve the rent estimate.

I have Rentometer pro. When I got it, there was a deal for being a BP Pro member. To the best of my knowledge that deal still exists.

good luck

Denise Supplee · Answer

I used to partner with Rentometer they are great for quickly checking local rent comps and getting a snapshot of market rates, which helps with pricing rentals or analyzing deals. The downside is it relies on available data, so results can be limited or slightly off in smaller markets, and full features require a paid plan.Mashvisor is a good one to look into as well.

Rentometer software good or bad?

Rentometer software good or bad?

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