Rentometer

A quick, data-backed read on whether a deal is worth going deeper on.

That’s where experienced real estate agent Marnie Oshan comes in.

Marnie helps investor clients make more informed decisions using real-world rent data. She uses Rentometer to validate rent assumptions early, pulling real comps and market insights to pressure-test deals before committing more time.

Because in high-cost markets, the numbers have to make sense first.

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A single rent estimate doesn’t tell you much.

That’s why Rentometer shows you the full picture:

✔️ Average rent
✔️ Median rent
✔️ Full range from low to high
✔️ Real comps from your area

Because pricing isn’t one-size-fits-all.

When you can see the full market, you can position your property correctly—and move forward with confidence.

👉 Get the data behind the number: https://bit.ly/4cCbOCL

Can AI actually help you analyze rental deals better? 🤖

Absolutely. Especially when it’s paired with reliable, hyper-local rent data and real market reports.

On this episode of One Rental At A Time, Rentometer CEO Mike Lapsley breaks down how investors can combine AI with real-world rent data to analyze deals faster, uncover insights, and make more confident investment decisions.

In this walkthrough, you’ll learn how to:
✔️ Combine Rentometer reports with AI for sharper analysis
✔️ Compare multiple deals faster
✔️ Identify opportunities and potential risks more efficiently
✔️ Turn reliable rent data into more actionable investment insights

The key takeaway: AI becomes even more powerful when it’s backed by accurate market data.

Watch the full episode: https://bit.ly/4dnm2Yd

Renters in 2026 aren’t just chasing location. They’re chasing space.

More than ever, renters are moving for one simple reason: they want a bigger home.

There’s a clear shift toward comfort, flexibility, and space. Hybrid work has made home offices a must-have, Millennials are entering family-focused life stages, and with homeownership still out of reach for many, single-family rentals are stepping in to meet demand.

The result? Bigger homes, stronger demand, and a growing premium on space.

So where can renters actually get the most room for their money?

At Rentometer, we analyzed nearly 650,000 single-family rental listings to find the cities and states where space goes the furthest—and where renters are paying up for it.

👉 Explore the full report: https://bit.ly/4tcqYVC