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For Texas landlords

List your rental on the MLS. Keep the month's rent.

A licensed Texas broker puts your rental on the MLS, where tenant agents and the big rental sites find it — for one flat fee of $99. You choose the tenant and the terms.

$99

Flat fee per rental listing · no leasing commission

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What the flat fee covers

A leasing agent typically charges half to a full month's rent to do the same listing work. Here it's one fee, paid once.

  • Your rental on the MLS, listed by a licensed Texas broker
  • Shown on Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin and Trulia through MLS syndication
  • A rental description written for you, which you approve before it goes live
  • Photo edits and virtual staging for empty rooms

How it works

  1. 1

    Tell us about the property

    Address, rent, beds and baths, pets, deposit and when it's available. About ten minutes.

  2. 2

    We list it

    Your rental goes on the MLS within 24 hours and flows to the major rental sites from there.

  3. 3

    You pick your tenant

    Prospects and their agents contact you. Add screening and a lease from us if you want help with the rest.

From listing to signed lease

Optional services for landlords who want help after the listing is live. Add them when you list, or later from your dashboard.

Tenant screening

$199

An online application to share with prospects, and a review of every report with you: credit, criminal, eviction and income.

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Lease preparation

$449

Your Texas residential lease and the addenda it needs, prepared for your tenant and sent for e-signature.

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Tenant placement

$550

Screening and lease preparation together, from first application to signed lease — for less than both separately.

Add it when you list

Flat fee rental listings across Texas

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to list a rental on the MLS in Texas?

$99, paid once per rental listing. There's no percentage of the rent and no leasing commission owed to us when the home is leased. Tenant screening and lease preparation are optional extras.

Can I rent out my house without a leasing agent?

Yes. You need the listing to reach tenants and their agents, which is what the MLS does. We list it as a licensed Texas broker; you decide who to rent to and on what terms.

Where will my rental show up?

On your local Texas MLS, and from there on the sites that pull MLS rental listings, including Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin and Trulia.

Who shows the property and handles applications?

You do, or your property manager. Prospects and their agents contact you directly. If you'd like help, our tenant screening service gives you an online application and walks you through every applicant's report.

Do I have to pay a tenant's agent?

That's your choice. Some landlords offer a leasing fee to the tenant's agent to attract more applicants; you decide whether to offer one and how much.

Is this property management?

No. We list your rental and can help you screen applicants and prepare the lease. We don't collect rent, handle maintenance or manage the property after the lease is signed.

Ready when you are.

$99 · Flat fee per rental listing · no leasing commission

List my rental