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Where do you syndicate my listings?

If we are set to syndicate your listings for you, we publish them to all the major, free listing sites and their networks.

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Written by Layne Kiser
Updated over a week ago

Many property management companies syndicate their rental listings using their backend property management software or from a tool like FreeRentalSite. For those customers, this article does not apply. If you have Tenant Turner set to syndicate for you, below is a full list of sites we publish to:

Here's the list of all the possible sites where you may find your listing.

Free listing sites that we send our syndication feed to:

  1. ApartmentAdvisor

  2. Apartment List

  3. HotPads

  4. ApartmentFinder.com

  5. Apartamentos.com

  6. ApartmentHomeLiving.com

  7. Rental Beast

  8. Move.com

  9. Realtor.com

  10. Doorsteps

  11. RentalSource

Listing sites that we send our feed to but require paid agreements:

  1. Zillow

  2. Trulia

  3. Apartments.com

  4. Zumper

  5. Padmapper

  6. Movoto

  7. Rentals.com

  8. Rent.com

  9. Apartmentguide.com

  10. RedFin

Note: Paid options are NOT included in the standard Tenant Turner syndication and will require a separate paid agreement with the listing sites. See below for more information regarding paid syndication options to expand your advertising reach.

Note: With Tenant Turner syndication, you will also see a Zillow Syndication Report under the Reports section of your account which will indicate the listing status for the Zillow Group sites.

Looking to expand your advertising reach?

Zillow Group Sites - Paid agreement required for listings on Trulia and Zillow (HotPads will list for free). To inquire about and set up a paid agreement with Zillow Group, please reach out to rentalfeedinquiries@zillowgroup.com. They will need your Tenant Turner ID, which is the number included in your unique Leads+ email address, found on your Rentals > Listings Information page.

Note: Zillow requires a separate paid subscription to list units for buildings with over 25 total units. If you are trying to advertise a listing in a building with more than 25 total units, go to https://www.zillow.com/marketing/rental-property-advertising/ to sign up for Zillow's rental advertising.

Zumper - Hybrid advertising model, which will allow up to 5 free listings at a time per company (randomly chosen by Zumper). Anything beyond that requires a paid agreement. Paid listings will be prioritized over free listings in the search results. To inquire about and set up a paid agreement with Zumper, you can reach out to them directly here or email them at directlistings@zumper.com. They will need your Tenant Turner ID, which is the number included in your unique Leads+ email address, found on your Rentals > Listings Information page (image above).

Apartment List - Unique single family property addresses and the first unit for each multi-family property will list for free. To inquire about and set up a paid agreement with Apartment List, please reach out to sales@apartmentlist.com.

Apartments.com - Paid listings will be prioritized over free listings in the search results. Unique Single Family Homes, Condos and Townhomes will be accepted as free listings. Individual units of an apartment community may not be accepted by Apartments.com if the listing is part of an apartment community with 5+ units. Any apartment communities with 5+ units require a direct contract with Apartments.com and will be advertised as Apartments. To inquire about your advertised listings or to set up a paid agreement with Apartments.com, please reach out to support@apartments.com.

Note: Individual units of an apartment community will be advertised as Condos.

Rent.com & Rentals.com (powered by Rent.) - Paid agreement required for listings. To inquire about and set up a paid agreement with Rent., please reach out to rentalsac@rent.com. Once a paid agreement is in place, notify Tenant Turner for proper feed connection.

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