If you are a landlord or property manager and are actively looking for renters, bookmark this page.  This is a great resource for finding renters who are seeking rentals. Simply fill out the form above with the information that matches your rental property and only those renters with matching criteria will be displayed.  Save time and money by telling active renters who are looking for what you have to offer about your property. 

Every month that goes by with your rental vacant costs you money.  Not only do you lose potential rental income, but you also lose money by having to pay for utilities, landscaping and other expenses that are typically paid for either by the tenant or out of your monthly rental income.

The best time to start looking for a renter is approximately 2-3 months before your current tenant's rental agreement expires.  If you have a tenant, try to communicate to them as their contract approaches this deadline to determine if they are wanting to stay or leave. If they do not plan on signing a new lease agreement, begin your search for a new tenant. Don't wait until your property is vacant to begin advertising or seeking new renters. Waiting will only cost you money. If placing an ad, be sure to mention when your apartment, condo, house or townhome will be available for occupancy. 

If your current tenant plans on looking for another rental, try to find out why they are leaving.  It is typically cheaper to keep a good tenant in your rental than spend money on advertising for new renters. If you have someone in your rental that you like, do your best to keep them there, even if it means slightly lowering your rent.