43% of US residents rent a place to live. Until now renters needs have largely been ignored. We are the renters advocate. We built a mobile platform for renters to easily find the best deal on an apartment for rent. Currently, Internet listing services (ILS) and classified listing services (CLS) provide listing information on available properties, however the information on those sites is extremely bad. The reason the information is bad and will always be bad is because the current ILS/CLS business model doesn't put the user first. Our company has EVERY rental on the market on a non exclusive basis, so the consumer actually gets the whole spectrum of what’s available to rent. Our customers/renters can use our free consultants to make the rental process seamless and easy by providing different levels of service. Not only are our service free but because of our model we can also give a $20 - $10,000 "Rent Rebate" to every renter that uses our service as an added bonus. We offer absolutely the best user experience, what’s not to love?

Almost 90% of all real estate searches start online; 60% of those start on Classified Listing Services (CLS) such as Craigslist while the balance search for rentals on Internet Listing Services (ILS) such as Zillow, Trulia, and Hotpads.  The problem is that not even one of those sites has the correct data that the end users (people who are looking for a residential rental) can use. So the renters are forced to use multiple websites, and other resources to find an apartment. On CLS’s and ILS’s the data is not only inaccurate its also not easy to use, has delayed information, incorrect or no addresses for properties, prone to danger and fraud, and even more.  This problem lies in the fact that the end user of the content is not the CLS’ or ILS’ customer, their customer is the data provider (Broker, Agent, and Landlords).  The business model each of those CLS’s and ILS’s will always cause their content to be inaccurate because since they sites dont own they're data, they are solely realying on the information from their data providers. Their data provider have no interest in updating or keeping the information current because quite simply the more lsitings they post the better the chaces they can "catch" a potential renter in roder to get them into one of their rental units, not quite unlike a bait and switch. Our business model creates the solution that the industry needs, it’s simple, sleek, easy to use, with no chance for fraud, with timely accurate information, because the renters/users are our customers. And since we own our data we can ensure that our listings are complete, correct, safe and only serve the best interest of the user/renter.

There is not one single company in the country that caters exclusively to the needs of the tenants. We are an easier, faster, better way for people to find a place to rent.

Our current vendors/clients include most of the largest national REITS and landlords such as:

• UDR
• Pinnacle
• Lincoln Property Company
• Westdale Real Estate
• Berkshire Property Advisors
• Riverstone Residential
• Bell Partners
• ConAm Management
• Fairfield Residential
• Milestone Management
• Village Green
• Capstone Real Estate Services
• Sentinel real Estate
• AMLI
• Wood Partners
• Forest City
• Gables
• Inland
• Post Properties
• Power Properties
• Trammell Crow
• CWS
• Windsor Communities
• Alliance
• IMT
• Greystar
• Finger Companies
• Equity Residential
• Behringer Harvard
• Camden

Our Pay-Per-Performance model has been tested, it works, and our customers love it, now it’s time for us to be the tenants advocate. We built a mobile platform for renters to easily find the best deal on an apartment for rent and our physical office has already grossed over $5 Million. All of the companies you have heard about from Trulia and Zillow to Re/Max and Keller Williams cater to the needs of buyers and sellers. Even though most brick and mortar residential real estate offices can perform lease transactions they shy away from them. The reason traditional real estate offices don’t want to work with renters is because lease transactions don’t pay as well, they don’t promote “Realtor Ego”, they are a complicated pay structure, and they involve collections which most real estate offices don’t have set up. The dot com’s like Zillow and Trulia have rental data but that's where they stop, their model sells advertising space to buyer/seller brokers who want promote their listings and/or promote themselves. Did you know that neither Zillow nor Trulia offer any service for charge on their rental side? It’s all free, no advertising product is even available not one single product offering for their rentals. The dot com’s don’t see a way to monetize from the rentals, so they just don’t care.