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Where to post rental listing that doesn't dispaly rent history?

Debbie C.
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I was going to post a rental on Zillow group (Zillow, Trulia, Hotpads) but it seems like they display a public record of previous rental listings (including date and pricing) for every property, which I really don't like. Do you guys have any other recommendations for where to post listings that won't keep a public record? I've tried Craigslist, but so far that hasn't been too successful. 

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Originally posted by @Aaron K.:

@Debbie C. by not posting on sites that show the history you'll do more damage to reducing your tenant pool than any potential damage the history would do in negotiations.  Is there a reason you don't like the history?

I haven't looked extensively (and correct me if I'm wrong), but it seems like Zillow Group is the only one that will forever display rental history pricing on a property along with exact dates that every listing is posted and removed. I'm just not a fan of this because it can create the wrong impression for people, and is also unnecessarily invasive. Is Zillow Group so dominate that I would be at a great disadvantage if I did not use it to seek out tenants?

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