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Beatrice Blatte…
Beatrice Blatte…
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San Jose

Are Midtown house rental prices going up or down, particularly Cooper Young and by how much?

For a 3 BR 1 ba house in excellent condition 1200 sq feet, central air & heat

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Jo Shaner
Jo Shaner
Real Estate Pro
Memphis
Sun Apr 6 2008, 11:21
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People can rent out for anything they think they can get. Rent ranges, as they are referred to, are based on supply and demand. If you are willing to pay $15,000 a month, there is no one or agency that will disallow the landlord from charging you that. When you buy, that is another story since that is an investment usually secured by a loan.

I try to keep my rentals in check with what is fair and honest with the neighborhood. I have had some stay the same for a couple of years and then others that escalating, due to location and demand. Also, I evaluate the risk factor - how nasty is one's credit (usually people rent instead of purchasing because of bad things in their closets). If it is just a case of being in an area for 1 year, a divorce pending or company housing - that's another story. I never discriminate over anything except the ability to pay.

As far as your question in Midtown on rental - it depends on the street!

Take care,

Jo Shaner

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