6 Easy Steps to Professional Property

Listing

The American Dream ChangedWe used to dream about buying a house, now we are more concerned with living in a city.

Renting is the new owningAmericans is a renter nation now: homeownership dropped by 7% in just 10 years Demand for a long-term rent is high and growing: as much as 111,118, 927 Americans live in rented apartments

It’s never been a better time to become a landlordIn 2016, property management has become the 3rd most profitable industry for small business

But it is not only profitable. It is also highly competitive

Learn how to make your listings stand out in 6 simple steps

1. Come up with a catchy titleIn the 21st century, people screen instead of reading.

Make sure your title attracts attention and corresponds with the content of your

listing.

2. Provide correct property detailsNothing is worse than misinformation. Indicate the type of property, its square footage, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, monthly price, and security deposits.

You only need to input all information correctly. We’ll remind you of what exactly

you need to mention.

3. Illustrate your listing with high-quality photosDid you know that listings with professional pictures generate 139% more clicks compared to those without quality ones?

We suggest uploading no less than 3 high-quality photos of your property.

4. Be clear about your pet policy61% of American tenants have pets. As a farseeing landlord, you need to set your pet policy and establish a pet deposit.

With Rentberry, you can indicate your pet policy and pet deposit (if any) in your

listing.

5. Describe your property in detailThink of what makes your property unique and outstanding.

Don’t be shy to mention a breathtaking view from your window, a great park in

the neighborhood, or a huge roof top pool.

6. Remember to add amenitiesThere are plenty of people looking for a property with certain amenities. Do not forget to clearly mention what your property possesses.

With Rentberry, you can add amenities in a matter of seconds

Looking for more details? Read the full article on Rentberry’s blog.

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