How much rent can I charge?
Step-by-step on setting a rent range, testing price drops, and reading response rate.
Rent pricing hub
Price with comps, response rate, and ROI—not guesses.
Use the guides and calculator to set an initial range, test small moves, and know when upgrades make sense. Built for DIY landlords who want a data-backed rent price.
Market compsPricing testsUpgrade ROIRenewal prep
Pricing signals to watch
- Under 5 quality inquiries in the first week is a pricing or listing issue.
- If you cut price, do it in small moves (1–2%) and refresh the listing at the same time.
- Rent should support a 45–55% expense ratio after vacancy; adjust if you routinely exceed that.
- Move renewals 60–90 days early to avoid last-minute concessions.
- Parking, laundry, and pet policies change rent faster than small cosmetic upgrades.
Guides
Rent pricing recipes.
Start with the calculator, then use the guides to tighten price and decide whether upgrades are worth it.
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Rental upgrades that actually pay off
ROI by upgrade type, plus a checklist before you spend on finishes.
Rent Price Calculator
Blend comps and condition to get a range in under a minute.
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Last Updated: January 2025