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Publish and check a rental listing

Prepare the rental, complete the required checks and review its marketing status.

Select the exact unit or room you want to advertise. Review the address, rent, availability, description and photos before publishing.

Publish your rental

  1. Go to Properties, select the rental and open Marketing.
  2. Choose Publish in the Vacancy checklist to open listing setup. Complete any unfinished setup steps.
  3. On Ready to publish, check Listing details, Utilities and amenities, Title and description, and Photos. Use Add or Edit to correct a missing item.
  4. Read Where your listing appears or Listing sites and any required verification. Choose Publish listing when you are ready, complete the requested steps and read the result.
Ready to publish checklist with the four Edit links highlighted.
  1. Use Edit beside the item you need to correct.
Check each completed item. Use Edit to correct details before publishing.
Save and exit beside the highlighted Publish listing button.
  1. Publish listing starts publication and any remaining checks.
Choose Publish listing only after reviewing the rental and completing any required verification.

If publishing needs another step

Add the requested photos or listing details, then return to the review. If a phone or ownership check appears, use that secure flow and follow its result. Never share a verification code.

A saved draft or submitted review is not a published listing. Keep the same rental and resolve the message shown.

Check marketing status

Return to Marketing for the selected rental. Published indicates active Rentari marketing. Listing draft, Setup incomplete, Off-market, Expired and Marked as rented describe other states.

When marketing is active, Last listed shows available date and expiry information. Open the public listing to check what renters can see.

Unit 146 shown as Vacant with Listing draft highlighted.
  1. Read the selected unit’s marketing status.
Listing draft means this rental has not been published. Check the status for the selected unit.

Check outside websites

Open Listing sites or Track listing to review saved destination activity. Open the listing link to check the website itself. Coming soon, Ready or a selected destination is not a live posting.

Outside-site eligibility and timing vary. If something is missing, send support the property, unit, destination URL and observed status.

Keep marketing current

A new marketing period lasts 30 days. Review the remaining time in Marketing. For an active listing, Renew for 30 days sets a new expiry 30 days from renewal; it does not add 30 days to the old expiry.

If marketing has ended, review the existing listing and use its offered publication action. Update rent, availability and photos before restarting.

Check the result

  • Marketing shows the rental’s current publication state and available public listing link.

FAQs

Do I publish each unit separately?

Yes. Select the individual unit or room and review its own marketing status.

Will publishing turn on applications?

Marketing and Application settings are separate. Check whether the listing accepts new applications.

Can I stop marketing early?

Yes. Use the listing’s current stop-marketing action and read its confirmation. Check outside websites separately after the change.

What if the listing is already live?

The editing flow uses Save changes to update the live listing. Review the public page after saving.

Does publishing guarantee a place on every rental website?

No. Use the current site rows and recorded links for the rental. Each destination controls its own acceptance and display.

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