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For Rent by Private Owner in Washington DC

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Washington, DC Private Owner Rentals

Browse 1,496 properties for rent by owner in Washington. Renting directly from a private owner can make your rental experience a little more personal and encourage strong communication between you and your property manager. Filter for your ideal location and essential amenities for a list of privately owned properties tailored to your needs.

What does FRBO Mean?

“FRBO,” or For Rent by Owner, means that the owner of your rental acts as your property manager. Instead of going through a property management company or leasing agent, you work directly with the owner for the entirety of your lease, from application to move-out.

Benefits of Renting from a Private Owner

Renting from a private owner in Washington can be a different experience for renters who are used to property management companies. While renting through a large company often comes with standardized processes, renting with a private owner may be a bit more flexible. You may be able to negotiate details in the lease, such as move-in dates and monthly rent. Renting with a private owner will also streamline your communication. Instead of going through online portals to contact maintenance, pay bills, or ask questions, your rental owner will be your one point of contact. Start the search today and find your next privately owned rental.

Learn more about living in Washington, DC

Washington, DC Rental Insights

The average rent in Washington is $2,234. When you rent an apartment in Washington, you can expect to pay as little as $1,803 or as much as $3,991, depending on the location and the size of the apartment.

The average rent for a studio apartment in Washington, DC is $1,803 per month.

The average rent for a one bedroom apartment in Washington, DC is $2,234 per month.

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