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Tracey Lane
  • Los Angeles
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Zillow vs. Apartments.com for Tenant Docs & Payments

Tracey Lane
  • Los Angeles
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We used to utilize Cozy for collecting rent payments. Loved their interface and everything always went smooth. Unfortunately, Apartments.com acquired them and is just not the greatest. I really don't like the way their website works and when we tried to post a recent apartment for rent, the listing never went live and my email to their customer service went unanswered completely. In contrast, we got a great response from our listing on Zillow. The Apartments.com site really just is very poorly built. We're considering moving our rent collection process to Zillow and we're wondering if anyone has done the same and has any issues. Also, do you think utilizing their state-specific lease is a bad idea? We're a small operation and only need to manage 4 units on one property. Thanks in advance.

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