Introducing Rentari IQ: turn any address into a rent estimate you can actually defend.

We just launched Rentari IQ, a separate product for the moment you need a number you can stand behind: setting rent at renewal, listing a vacancy, contesting a tax bill, or underwriting a deal before you buy. Type in an address and get a Home Report in minutes, with every figure labeled by where it came from. It is live now at rentariiq.com.

Pricing a rental should not be a guess

Ask ten landlords how they set an asking rent and you get ten versions of the same answer: what the last tenant paid, plus a little, minus the vacancy nerves. Ask an investor what a property will actually rent for before they buy, and most reach for a free online estimate that returns a single number with no way to see where it came from. Both are guessing, just with different amounts of confidence.

Rentari IQ is built for the moment a hunch is not good enough: setting rent at renewal, listing a vacancy, challenging a property-tax assessment, or underwriting a deal before you wire a deposit. You enter an address, and in a couple of minutes you get a Home Report that shows not just the number, but the evidence behind it. It is a separate product from the Rentari platform, live now at rentariiq.com.

The difference: every figure is labeled with its source

The problem with a black-box estimate is not that it is sometimes wrong. It is that you cannot tell when it is wrong, and you cannot defend it to a tenant, a buyer, or an assessor. Rentari IQ takes the opposite approach. Every comparable and every figure in the report is tagged with where it came from, so you know exactly how much weight it deserves.

• Real market listings, with each comparable's distance, beds, baths, and a link out so you can see the listing yourself.
• Public records for the property's value, assessment, and tax history.
• An AI-estimated reference, clearly marked as such, used only to fill in thin markets where real comps are scarce, and never dressed up as a real listing.

You see the mix at a glance. In a dense market the estimate leans on real comps; in a rural one it tells you honestly that it is leaning on modeled references. That labeling is the whole point. A number you can explain beats a number you cannot, every time.

What a report actually tells you

A rent estimate is the front door, but the report keeps going into the questions a landlord or investor actually has to answer.

• A defensible rent range. A weighted estimate with a low-to-high band and a confidence score, plus the comps that produced it, so you can price a renewal or a vacancy on evidence instead of instinct.
• An investment snapshot. Estimated value, gross rent yield, assessed value, and annual property tax on one line, so you can see whether a property pencils out before you dig deeper.
• A property-tax-appeal report. When a home looks over-assessed, IQ gathers the value evidence you would need to challenge it, in a form you can bring to your county. See the tax-appeal report.
• Section 8 and Fair Market Rent. HUD's payment standards for the area, for a landlord weighing a voucher tenant. See the Section 8 view.

Those are a handful of the 53 report types Rentari IQ offers across nine families, spanning rent, value and sale, financing, leasing, property tax, affordability, hazard, market, and neighborhood. Whatever decision you are making about a specific address, the aim is a report that gathers the evidence for it in one place.

Who it is for

Landlords use it to set asking rent on a vacancy, justify a renewal increase to a good tenant, and catch when a county has over-assessed a property they have owned for years. Investors use it to underwrite before they buy: run the address, read the yield, check the rent the market will actually bear, and screen a deal in minutes instead of a weekend of spreadsheet work. Because a report is built from an address alone, you can run one on a property you do not own yet, which is exactly when the number matters most.

Try it before you spend a dollar

Your first rent estimate is free, and you do not need an account to run it. After that, reports are a dollar each pay-as-you-go, or a few dollars a month on a plan if you run them regularly. The pricing is deliberately low because the reports are meant to be a habit, something you run before every renewal, every showing, and every offer, not a once-a-year splurge.

The honest caveat, the same one printed on every report: an IQ Home Report is an advisory decision tool, not a formal appraisal or an official valuation. It is built to make you faster and better informed, and to hand you a number you can explain. For a mortgage, a legal filing, or a courtroom, you will still want a licensed appraisal. Use IQ to decide with confidence, and verify with a professional when the stakes require it.

Run an address at rentariiq.com and see the whole report for yourself.

Rentari IQ is a separate product from the Rentari property-management platform. Reports are general information and an advisory decision aid, not a formal appraisal, tax, legal, or investment advice. Data is sourced from third parties and may contain errors or gaps; verify figures and consult a licensed professional before relying on any estimate for lending, filing, or litigation. Example figures shown are illustrative.