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Ryan Ahlgrim
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Rently vs. Showmojo vs. Tenant Turner

Ryan Ahlgrim
  • Investor
  • Sapulpa, OK
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I've been toying with the idea of automating my showings as well as allowing qualified prospects to view the property alone and at their convenience. So far I've learned of 3 services that help with both: Rently, Showmojo, and Tenant Turner. I'm curious to hear from other landlords and property managers what their experience has been using any of those.

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Brad Larsen
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Brad Larsen
  • Property Manager
  • San Antonio and Austin, TX
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Showmojo has worked well for us.  In my test run of Tenant Turner, the salesperson quoted me the exact same capabilities, features, and cost as Showmojo.  We have been using Showmojo for over a year and a half and I have been impressed with the on-boarding service.  Example, we add a new agent and we simply connect them with a Showmojo staffer and that person gets walked thru all of the set up steps. 

We even attempted with Rently and they simply fell apart on us.  Seems like a bunch of college kids running the show in between smoking a lot of weed over there.  

Here in San Antonio we are perfecting systems for doing un-accompanied (no agent present), vacant home showings.  If you don't do this, you will fall behind the times.

Think what is AirBnB doing and VRBO.  Make it possible for people to see homes at their convenience and you will do everyone a benefit.  The remote chances of a theft are inconsequential as if someone wants in a home bad enough, they are kicking in the back door.  

Good luck in choosing the right one for your business.

Take care!

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