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Nat C.
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Most relevant place to advertise rentals

Nat C.
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For those self managing landlords, what is the advertising portal that gets you the most leads? I know Zillow is commonly used but I was curious if social media has been effective for anyone? Specifically Facebook marketplace.

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Nat C.
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Originally posted by @John Underwood:

@Nat C. I use them all. Facebook marketplace has surpassed them all.

Craigslist and Zillow used to be the best, but not anymore.

I would agree with you. However I do think it varies a lot by the market. San Francisco is likely to be one of the more tech savvy, social media using locations, while a town in Ohio probably still relies heavily on the old school outlets. That's just my guess.

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