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Alexander Canha
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TenantCloud vs RentRedi vs Avail

Alexander Canha
  • Investor
  • San Francisco, Bay Area
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Just starting out and wanted to get some feedback on these property management softwares, and if anyone recommends one over the other! 

I've been leaning towards TenantCloud, but they all 'seem' to be more or less very similar through my research. Would love any feedback! 

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Esteban R.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Lafayette, IN
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Esteban R.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Lafayette, IN
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Alexander, 

Congratulations on starting your RE journey! I switched to TenantCloud after Cozy went to Apartments.com. It is pretty user-friendly. I feel it has more tools than some of the other (mostly free) platforms. When you add more tools above the free version, there is a small reasonable fee.  I agree with others that trialing a platform for 3-6 mos will let you get a feel and see if you want to keep looking or stay the course. Good luck!

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