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All Forum Posts by: Mark Eskeldson

Mark Eskeldson has started 0 posts and replied 2 times.

Zillow "listings" are free, that's all we use.

You can pay for a "Premium Listing" if you want, but we have not done that. We get a fantastic response every time using their free listings (20-40 people a day and we're not in a major city).

Free listings and Premium Listings show up in the same place, the only difference is that Premium Listings show up on top of the free ones. Serious shoppers are obviously scrolling through ALL the listings, hoping to find the "perfect home."

We have used Zillow ads to market our rentals for 2-3 years now.

They used to cost $10/week (a bargain), but now they're free.

Our usual response is 20-40 people PER DAY responding to our ads, wanting to view the property and/or submit an application. That allows us to choose the best applicant (out of 80-100) and still rent the property quickly.

FYI- CraigsList ads are free, response is good, but quality of people/renters there is pretty bad - so we stopped using it.