

6,040,382
I wish that I had an all in one package, but I doubt that one really exists.
I use a complex variety of systems, and it seems to change every year a bit as the technology changes and the tenants seem to be ever moving in where they look for homes.
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Fred Griffin Florida R...
Tallahassee, FL
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Nina Hollander, Broker
Charlotte, NC
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Lyn Sims
Schaumburg, IL
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Jenifer Kynor
Fort Collins, CO
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Bob Crane
Stevens Point, WI
5,582,174
I always managed my own properties....at one time, when I had the energy, I had 23 units.... now it's one single family home that I'm hanging on to and it's solely for family, if they need a home to live in.... my granddaughter and husband and caleb will be moving in soon....
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Ryan Huggins - Thousan...
Thousand Oaks, CA
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Nina Hollander, Broker
Charlotte, NC
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Lyn Sims
Schaumburg, IL
1,525,555
I use a property management company for my rental property.
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Nina Hollander, Broker
Charlotte, NC
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Jenifer Kynor
Fort Collins, CO
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Bob Crane
Stevens Point, WI
2,213,123
I use numerous marketing venues.
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Anthony Acosta - ALLAT...
Atlanta, GA
7,400,404
I am not familiar with software for this purpose.
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Bob Crane
Stevens Point, WI
5,633,373
I send all my rental clients to my friend who manages a property management company.
4,621,387
1,464,617
Craigslist, realbird, MLS for marketing. Covers ALL the bases and all the major rental portals.
For screening, I just go to the county court website and run their name myself. Free out here. They run their own credit and provide a print out with the application.
1,695,698
We don't do rentals any longer. I did use several tenant prospect screening siutes and they all seemed to work as intended and the tenant prospects paid the sites directly and authorized the sharing of their information with us.
4,799,925
598,924
I manage nearly 300 rentals so I use Propertyware and the built-in marketing and screening platform. It's been a huge time-saver but I wouldn't recommend it unless you have 50+ rentals.
As a private Landlord with less than 20 units, spreadsheets work just fine and you can market your rentals on Zillow and the local facebook groups.
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213,213
We use Zillow and our website. For screening there is no great one so we do it in pieces, using screening through our Rent Manager software supplementing by hand.
4,318,952
Jenifer Kynor - I used to use eRenter.com - not as a landlord but to help my lease listings.
1,423,737
Love it! Instant background & credit checks...cloud based portal.
3,987,876
We use RentPro and just getting into all it can do. We like having everything in one place.
1,211,728
Landlord credit search. Most submit a credit report so it is a matter of validating they had no prior tenant eviction record.
In Silicon Valley it is homogeneous. Work at Google 3 years making $1x0K, FICO 780, Ivy league drive a Prius. The ones in sales (e.g. $400-500K) are most problematic and often late with rent.
In CA realtors are not supposed to handle property management. Broker only with special credential and property manager E&O.
3,986,061
3,234,671
Hire it out to third parties who specialize in screening. It is not worth the headache. Marketing is done the same as with any listing.
4,433,865
1,710,215
I would have to ask my head of property management and we do hundreds of rentals so it is very expensive. For years I find that on a smaller basis Zillow is absolutlely the best.
4,843,516
I only rent out personal property and use 3rd party systems for the background checks. I send the applicants there and receive the report from them. Marketing is done just as any listing is done - we typically don't have any trouble renting out our properties.
4,864,453
No longer a landlord, but you might look at Cozy.com as part of the solution!
2,643,717
I am not a property manager, etc. but the locals here use 3rd party screening companies that do criminal, judicial (judgment and lien search), and credit background checks.
4,812,174
I am not a landlord and use nothing. I don't handle rentals in general. And as far as I know my clients who buy investment properties with me either manage them on their own without a lot of software or have a property manager do it for them.