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Before we got rid of out multifamily portfolio I would use Zillow—which, if paid, also has ads on trulia and hotpads. One thing we never did was apartments.com, but for tenant screening, I always used SmartMove (transunion credit checks). Now we’re strictly commercial, so this doesn’t matter anymore. But that is what I found useful before we got out of that market.if I still were in that market though, I’d consider apartments.com.
Thanks. I will try that as well. Currently my Zillow is free for a month - not sure if I need to pay post that .
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Apartments.com has a great platform, and I’m pretty sure it’s free for landlords to list on.
I’d also suggest joining a Facebook group for the neighborhood that your house is in. Not all of them allow people to list housing, but it’s also a great place to keep an eye on what’s happening in the area (if you don’t live there) or find suggestions for vendors (plumbers, pest control, landscapers, etc…)
We use TenantCloud.com to manage our units, create listings (which are then syndicated to apartments.com, hotpads and the like.) we like it. We also collect rent and basically do the accounting for the units through the platform too. Also handles credit and background checks.