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Samuel Toby
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How to get Rental Listings

Samuel Toby
  • Specialist
  • Toronto, Canada
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Hey everyone,

I've had my license for 2 months now, and have been diving in to the rental side of the business to get my feet wet and build my network and potential future clients.

I have been able to generate significant tenant leads from Facebook by posting current rental listings in my office.

It has been successful so far, however i've been unable to obtain rental listings.

Curious if any agents out there have any tips or tricks to go after landlords or property management companies to get some listings under my belt

Anything helps!


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Julissa Rivera
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Julissa Rivera
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Katy, TX (Katy)
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Hello Samuel, 

I'm also a new Realtor in New Jersey! I'm not sure how the MLS work in Toronto, but here we have access to a new system named Remine. On this platform I am able to search any town, neighborhood or address and it will give me a map of all the houses nearby. With that you are able to narrow the search with the Absentee filter which tells you if the owner of the house is Corporate, Owner Occupied, Absentee in state, Absentee out of state. I found this to be a great tool to use and know who I want to market for a rental listing. A corporate or out of state owner are definitely more likely to have a realtor deal with rental listings. I hope this information helps.

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