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As a landlord, you may wonder why the rent you're advertising on Craigslist isn't bringing in any potential tenants. Did you price it too high? Maybe you priced it too low and people are suspicious that something might be wrong with your property. What can you do to find out? What if you're a current tenant and you suspect you might be paying too much, or you're in the market for another place and you don't want to get ripped off? For both tenants and landlords, the answer is simple: Rentometer.com.

Using Rentometer is a very simple process.

First, tell it whether you're a landlord or a tenant. This selection can tailor the results so that you receive the information you need.

Second, enter the address of the property you're interested in knowing about.

Third, enter the current rent being charged for the property (assumed to be an apartment by Rentometer.)

Finally, input the number of bedrooms in the apartment.

Click “Analyze” and you're on your way to informative results!

If you're not particularly interested in analyzing a specific property and its rent costs, and you would rather just take a look at the larger scheme of rents in the United States, you can tour through the links at the bottom of the page. The links are self-explanatory – visit “Expensive Apartments” to find out where the pricest are highest (a zipcode in Denver tops the charts with a whopping $8,900 median rent!) and “Cheap Apartments” to discover a place where you could pay a month's rent with a week's paycheck.

There is also link for each state at the very bottom of the page, and clicking one brings up a list of all the cities in that state. You can then select the city of interest and it will add that to the original form, and you can continue your search. As an added bonus, doing this will also provide you with “Fast Facts” about the city of choice!

Rentometer can help both tenants and landlords immensely in their search for the right price. Check it out and find the perfect rent for your place today!

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