Using the internet to advertise your rental is a cost-effective approach to reach a huge number of people. There are several websites where you may post your job opening, some of which are free and others which need payment. There are other sites that cater to specialized needs, such as pet-friendly apartments or Section 8 housing. Before we dive into the list of websites you can use, you should know that, if you were to put your listings on all of these websites, it will set you back $187 per month. In addition to that, it will take you hours to post each listing manually one by one. With our company, we charge you one flat fee $199. Our industry leading software will post your listings to dozens of listings, including Zillow, Trulia, Apartments.com, Rent.com, Zumper and many others.
Here are the top websites to advertise your unit for rent:
Craigslist.com divides each state into neighborhoods, allowing you to promote your property to a specialized market of potential renters.
Trulia.com: For its rentals, Trulia employs a service called Postlets. Your rental will be instantly listed on sites like Zillow, MSN Real Estate, HGTV Front Door, Hotpads, and Yahoo Homes when you use this service.
Zillow.com: Zillow and Trulia have combined to form Zillow.com. Because Zillow also utilizes the Postlets service, your property will get the maximum exposure possible if you advertise here.
Apartments.com: A 30-day listing will set you back at least $80. Renters, on the other hand, are not required to pay to access the postings. To look for rentals, you do not need to be a registered user on the site.
Rent.com: You must pay a monthly charge to advertise on this website. For properties with one to 10 units, the monthly cost starts at roughly $50.
ForRent.com has categories for properties with fewer than 20 units and properties with more than 20 units. A three-month listing starts at roughly $100. Larger towns with revolving vacancies are particularly fond of it.
ForRentUniversity.com is a website dedicated only to college students.
