How do your comparable rents stack up?

Summarize rents you have researched. This calculator uses your entries; it does not look up local listings.

Enter 3–100 amounts separated by commas or new lines. Use 1800, not 1,800. Address and property details label your report; they do not filter your entries.

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Keep the context behind each comparison alongside the numbers. This worksheet helps organize that review.

Compare similar rentals

Record the source, date, location, size, and condition of each comparable. Use the calculator to summarize the monthly rents in your selected sample.

  • Keep asking rents and signed rents distinguishable.
  • Note differences in lease duration and included services.
  • Retain links or notes so the sample can be reviewed later.

Check local requirements

Review the rules that apply to the property before making a pricing decision. Keep the official sources and your adviser’s review notes alongside the property record.

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Account for expenses

Keep a separate record of recurring expenses and planned work. A comparison of rents does not calculate the property’s costs or returns.

Maintenance and repairs
Utilities and services
Insurance and taxes
Management and financing

Consider the property

Document the features that distinguish the property from the sample. Review whether each comparison includes similar space, equipment, and shared facilities.

Review the timing

Save the date of your research. Revisit the inputs when listings or property circumstances change.

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