I'm a renter. What do I get if I sign up for the service?

Our Rent Easy Search Tool is available for renters to use on a subscription basis as part
of a complete stand alone rental finding and matching service. Upon sign up, each renter specifies five criteria: area, size, price, pet preference, and dwelling type. Rental Data takes these criteria to determine which rental listings are relevant to the renter (e.g., you won't see apartments if you don't want apartments, etc). Renters who subscribe can login with their username/password to see their matching listings at any time.  See listings that match your needs before you sign up!

I'm a landlord or property manager. What does Rental Data do for me?

In short, Rental Data is FREE advertising for landlords or property managers.
If the rental you own or manage has been advertised online (rentals.com, craigslist, your property management's website, etc) it will most likely end up being processed by our search engine and provided to all the renters subscribing to our service. Your 
property's visibility is increased when Rental Data is working. Post a listing for free!

Why would I pay Rental Data to see rental listings I can find for free?

Finding rentals that match exactly what you're looking for is a time-consuming process.
Renters use the Rental Data service because they realize the time we're saving them.
Rental Data saves the renter time by constantly working to find a
custom-tailored renter-specific list of rentals everyday. Renters are not paying
to find the address or contact information on just a single listing, they're paying for
a service that finds information for ANY rental listing that matches what they are looking for.  Many, if not most, renters have the time and energy to do their own rental search.  But when the renter's time is best spent doing other things (e.g. working full-time, finding a new job, moving from out of state, etc) Rental Data can help save precious time. Rental Data also works harder than the average renter - working 8 hours a day 5 days a week to find rentals.  Read comments from satisfied customers!

How does Rental Data get rental listings for its database?

In addition to listings directly posted by landlords, Rental Data searches rentals from hundreds of sources advertising available rentals. These include craigslist, oodle, google, kijiji, rentals.com, newspapers, property managers, private landlords and more. Rental Data examines these hundreds of websites on an almost daily basis, continually updating and retrieving new rentals as they appear on the market.