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  Market Rent Analysis

Find Out How Much Your Home Is Worth !

Many investors assume that Section 8 will pay 50% more in rents than the market is asking.
 

Some public housing authorities (PHA’s) will in fact pay more than fair market rents (FMR), but only 10% to 25% more.  Most PHA’s will not pay more.  For example, Dallas has several PHA’s that service the area.  I always suggest to investors that they price their property according to the highest-paying PHA, but be able to cash flow off FMR.

 

The best way to determine what Section 8 will pay is to do a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) on your investment property and then price your rent accordingly.    

 

We will conduct a CMA for you and provide a response within 24 hours. There is a $25.00 charge for this service.
 

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