Investor · Fontana, CA · Member since 2020 · 128 posts · 94 votes
5y
@Kelly W. Just list it with a local with estate agent and their MLS will syndicate to zillow, trulio, homes.com, etc. It costs nothing for your rentals to make it on their platform without using them to list it.
Thanks Julie! This is my 2nd time listing. First listing was in 2018. I was just charged $42 for 3 weeks by my property manager for listing it on Zillow.
Investor · Fontana, CA · Member since 2020 · 128 posts · 94 votes
5y
@Kelly W. Just list it with a local with estate agent and their MLS will syndicate to zillow, trulio, homes.com, etc. It costs nothing for your rentals to make it on their platform without using them to list it.
@Kelly W. Just list it with a local with estate agent and their MLS will syndicate to zillow, trulio, homes.com, etc. It costs nothing for your rentals to make it on their platform without using them to list it.
I believe this changed Jan 1, 2021
I thought my MLS rental listing would be syndicated to Zillow et al. Zillow no longer participates in this. Zillow in fact charges $9.99/week
Accountant · Springfield, IL · Member since 2019 · 28 posts · 34 votes
5y
@Scott Ashworth
Yep. $9.99 per week. I’ve found it to be worth it. I’ve found that about 30%-40% of my applicants come from Zillow and I do my application process on there also. When a vacancy on a $1,000 apartment rent is costing you $33/day, $9.99/week is well worth the leads in getting it rented depending on where you are.
Yep. $9.99 per week. I’ve found it to be worth it. I’ve found that about 30%-40% of my applicants come from Zillow and I do my application process on there also. When a vacancy on a $1,000 apartment rent is costing you $33/day, $9.99/week is well worth the leads in getting it rented depending on where you are.
Bryan, 100% agree. It is absolutely worth it in my experience
70-80% of my leads come from Zillow. Otherwise I’m paying a Realtor to show my property and I’m paying way more than $9.99