Is your rental priced under market? Find out free, in one click.
Rents move every year; yours probably didn't. Rent Radar compares each unit's actual rent against a live market estimate built from comparable listings near your property — then shows the gap in dollars per month and per year, not vague percentiles.
The first rent check is free for every unit. You get a full report: the estimate with its range, the comparable rentals on a map, HUD's official Section 8 benchmark for your ZIP, and a downloadable PDF.
Real comps, on a map, for your address
Not a city average — comparable rentals near your property, with rent, beds/baths, square footage, and distance. The report shows exactly what the market is charging for units like yours, and where.
The HUD Section 8 benchmark, included free
Every report shows HUD's official Fair Market Rent for your ZIP and bedroom count, with the 90–110% payment-standard range. If you take (or are considering) Section 8 tenants, you'll know exactly where the voucher line sits against the open market.
A catch-up plan, not just a number
Under market? The Catch-Up Strategy lays out your options with real dollars: a single correction at renewal vs. graduated steps that stay under the tenant-turnover risk line — including what each path recaptures over three years, and what waiting costs per year.
Then it watches the market for you
On paid plans, every unit re-checks monthly. The moment a unit drifts more than 5% under market you get an alert, your rent roll grows a live Market column, and your weekly digest counts the units priced under. Set-and-forget.
Frequently asked questions
Is the rent check really free?
Yes — one full report per unit on the free plan, no card required. The report (comps, HUD benchmark, PDF) stays in your account forever. Paid plans add monthly re-checks, under-market alerts, and the full Catch-Up Strategy.
Where does the market estimate come from?
An automated valuation built from comparable rental listings near your property, plus HUD's published Fair Market Rents for the Section 8 benchmark. It's informational — a strong anchor for pricing decisions, not an appraisal.
What if my unit is Section 8?
The report shows HUD's Fair Market Rent for your ZIP and bedroom count with the payment-standard range, right next to the open-market estimate — so you can see both rails at once.
Will it tell me how to raise rent legally?
It gives you the numbers and the strategy; it deliberately avoids legal advice. Rent increase rules and notice requirements vary by state and locality — verify local requirements before changing rent.
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