What will your property rent for?
Pick your market and the number of bedrooms. You get the official 2026 federal rent benchmark for that county in a second, and a real analysis against actual comparable properties from a person, not a form robot.
10 Central Florida markets6 countiesSource: HUD FY2026
2026 Fair Market Rent for Orange County, published by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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- 40th, county-wide
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Be clear about what that number is. It is a floor to reason from.
Fair Market Rent is the 40th percentile of rents across the whole county, the standard the federal government uses to set housing assistance. It is a floor to reason from, not the rent your specific house will achieve. A well-presented three bedroom in a good school zone lets for meaningfully more; a tired one with no parking lets for less, and sits empty while it finds out.
The only way to price your property is against properties like it, nearby, that actually rented recently. That is the analysis below, and it is free.
The federal benchmark across our ten markets
2026 Fair Market Rent by county, per month, for the bedroom count you picked above. Three of our markets sit in counties priced well below metro Orlando, which is exactly where owners most often over-price and then wait. Tap a market to price it.
Every figure, all bedroom counts
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