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Greg Gillespie
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Zillow Rental Manager

Greg Gillespie
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Anderson, SC
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Does anyone recommend Zillow Rental Manager? Today 1/12/21, I will be closing on my first rental property. I just discovered Zillow rental manager. I was wondering if anyone uses it or recommends it. Also, if anyone has any other recommendations like Cozy, I would greatly appreciate any input. This is my first rental property and I hope to have many more. At this time, I would like to know of the least expensive option for managing a single property. I am interested in something to help with, credit checks, background checks, lease agreements, rent payments and other things of that sort. The house should rent for a little over $1500 per month. That should be around $300 per month cash flow.

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Dan Travieso
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Dan Travieso
  • Investor
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We advertise our vacancies on Postlets.com which will auto post on Zillow, Trulia, and many other sites. This is no cost. We also advertise on Craigslist (again no cost). We use RentPrep.com to run background check and credit check. We charge applicants an application fee that covers the cost of the background and credit checks. We then use Rentigo to manage the tenants. They make payments online which direct deposits to our bank account (saves time) and the tenant pays the processing fee (no cost to me). The tenants can also submit work orders thru Rentigo.

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