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Hadar Orkibi
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Zillow Vs Trulia Which one is better?

Hadar Orkibi
  • Rental Property Investor
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HI Team, 

I would appreciate some feedback and opinions on which site is worth using more? 

Zillow.com OR Trulia.com and what do you find each more useful?

It looks like they have reference to each other on each, are they owned by the same company now? 

Any other alternatives? 

Thanks 

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    Sarah Ziehr
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    Sarah Ziehr
    • Real Estate Broker
    • Chicago, IL
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    They are both terrible. Get your property on your local MLS with PROFESSIONAL photography. It will push out to all of the websites out there.

    If you are simply looking for tenants, use Domu, hotpads and Craigslist. 

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