Where can I list my rental for free?

On Viviaza rental listing is free, with no time or quantity limit, up to 15 photos, video and a map. You can also add reach on classifieds and social media.

What can a landlord ask for to rent in the USA?

It is common to ask for a rental application, a credit and background check, proof of income (often about three times the rent), a security deposit and sometimes a co-signer. Rules vary by state and city, and Fair Housing applies.

What should a rental listing include?

The rent amount and whether utilities or HOA are included, whether it is furnished, the location and amenities, and the basic rules (pets, lease length and the requirements you ask for).

Where to list my rental for free?

Renting faster without paying to advertise starts with listing in the right place and presenting the property well. Here is where to list for free and how to attract good tenants.

List your rental for free on Viviaza

On Viviaza you list your rental for free, with no time or quantity limit: house, apartment, condo, room or commercial space. It includes up to 15 photos, video, a map and free renewal to keep the listing visible. List your rental here.

What to highlight in a rental listing

Rent amount and what is included: make clear whether utilities, HOA fees or parking are separate.
Furnished or not and what stays (appliances, air conditioning, in-unit laundry).
Location and amenities: transit, stores and services nearby.
Basic rules: pets allowed, lease length and the requirements you ask for.

Get your screening ready to move faster

Having your requirements defined up front speeds up the close. In the USA it is common to ask for a rental application, a credit and background check, proof of income (often around three times the monthly rent), a security deposit and sometimes a co-signer or guarantor. Decide your criteria in advance and state them in the listing to avoid showings that go nowhere. Learn more in our guide to rental requirements. Remember to follow Fair Housing rules and treat every applicant equally.

Watch out for safety

Be wary of applicants who want to close without a showing or who offer to pay upfront by wire without seeing the property. Arrange showings safely and always put it in writing with a signed lease. See our guide to avoid scams.

With a complete listing, published for free and unlimited, and your screening organized, you rent with less back and forth. List your rental here.