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Best places to advertise rentals

Kristin Seitz
  • West Palm Beach, FL
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What are some of your favorite places to advertise your rentals?  We are newbies and currently not using a property manager.  Thanks in advance!

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John Warren
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@Kristin Seitz I have had a lot of luck just using zillow rent manager and craigslist. Zillow syndicates out to multiple other sites, so you get plenty of coverage. I was overwhelmed with the response last summer when I tried to rent out my apartments in Berwyn. I had over 70 interested applicants in the first 24 hours! This is obviously very area specific though. Is your area a high rental demand area?

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