Rentometer Blog

When it’s time to set the price for your rental property, you may be tempted to just set the price at your mortgage — or even half the amount — to determine a “fair price” for your property.

One of the biggest mistakes new landlords make is underestimating the rental potential of their property. Often new landlords are so eager to get tenants in their property, that they undervalue their rental in the listing.

In the real estate rental business, learning to choose the proper rent price for your property can mean success or failure. These 6 tips help.

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When setting your rent price, here are 12 questions to consider to help guide your decision.

When setting up your rental properties, one of the first things you'll have to consider is how much to charge future renters. It might be tempting to push your rents as high as possible.