Let's check! We do rental estimates all day every day so we can give you a great opinion quickly. We've already begun this process and will be in touch with that estimate soon as well, if it was not included in your move out estimate. Prior to COVID a great rule of thumb was simply to raise the rent 10-15% and reduce $50 about every 10 days. During COVID that was simply too generic to work well in such an unreal environment. However as we write this in early 2024 that model is starting to show real promise again. It is worth taking a look at active listings to make sure there aren't major variations for some reason, but for 95% of our re-listings that will be the recommended course. It removes personal bias and market fluctuations. Rents have been mostly flat in our markets for 2 years now so a 10% increase is significant and unlikely in fact. If we can get it we will, but if not we should entice potential renters and keep traffic flowing by taking advantage of all of the email notifications that go out when we reduce the price, even if it's just $15 which is a great strategy on homes renting under $1000. In general you should be reducing about 2-3% every 10 days unless we see a strong market trend ahead. We see major increases in traffic and therefore rates in late spring and fall, so we often hold off on reductions if those periods are approaching. It's not an easy decision as the vacancy cost is usually pushing $100 a day, and should be reserved for specific situations that we can advise on.