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tallmyfox
PostPosted: Tue Aug 12, 2008 3:05 pm Post subject: How is the rental market? Reply with quote

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I know that real estate is at a low when it comes to selling but how is the rental market? I have a river front location with good game hunting. My husband and I have been a little hesitant because of taxes going up and foreclosures going on. Does that affect the rental property? I mean people have to live somewhere but if they loose their jobs who is paying for the rent. I don't need any dead beats but jobs a scarce for people that rent.
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Montana is kind of cushioned, but even so...rents are climbing slowly in spite of housing market still climbing (albeit very slowly)

2 Bedroom, 1 bath, about $700 for an apartment (plus utilities), and about $750-800 for a freestanding home.

This is up 50-100 over last fall.

Don't know if it helps....but hope so Wink
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It does help. Thanks
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Here in Ca, rent is going up or staying up because the foreclosures are causing the volume of available rentals slim.
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From what I have read rents are going up in many states.
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As the housing market for signs of softening, many Americans have adopted an attitude of wait and purchase the house. And who need housing illuminates the only viable alternative - rentals.
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Some places it's cheaper to buy than rent and other places it's cheaper to rent. The military moves me every 3 or 4 years so I've been able to learn how different states compare with different home ownership costs, purchase vs rent, insurance, Taxes, utilities, Etc.
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Rents are going up. It is a risk free way to earn money. About tax you should study the law of your state because some states are imposing tax on rental property.
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It is doing great! Woo Hoo!

If you are not in the market it is the perfect time to jump on in!

I doubt commercial rentals will survive Obama, Socialism is not that conducive to business. But residential rentals are booming right now, fewer people buying, more people renting.


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Most landlords do not allow pets, a small few will but it is very hard to even get a rental house in Vic at the moment, some mean landlords do not even accept children, you need to go onto the net to check all this out in rental properties and email them to find out how many that will allow animals, rental is very expensive as well it will depend on where you want to live and how much you can afford, go onto real estate on the net, if you have family in Vic they maybe able to help, or friends, i wish you well.

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This are really useful info, thanks...
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Rental Market is always full on I think and this won't go down easily.
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