How to Write a Rental Property Listing
Writing a rental property listing can help you market your rental properties, keeping their vacancies to a minimum and increasing your monthly income significantly. Here's how to write a rental property listing.
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List the monthly rent price and down deposit.
Finances are a very real consideration for most people looking to rent; always list the monthly rent, as well as a down or safety deposit amount on your real estate listing. Many tenants also appreciate information about what utilities are included and which they will be expected to pay.
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Briefly describe the rental property.
Provide as much information about the listed rental as you can within a small paragraph. Include number of rooms, bathrooms, amenities, and yard size.
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List any rules that you want tenants to abide by.
When listing real estate properties, it is important to be clear about your expectations of a tenant. This could be whether or not you allow pets, noise regulations, parking rules, etc.
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Make sure to provide a method of reliable contact information for interested tenants. Writing a rental property listing is how you reel in future renters; see the articles below for the next step; a tenant background check.
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