Is there a better source for townhome rental than craigslist?

[slduvall]

Originally Posted by ajzjmsmom

try militarybyowner.com. they usually include pics, sq footage, schools, the only thing it won't give you the actual address just the town and zip code, just wanted to add, you will have to pick a state, then a military base, but it is not limited to military personnel only

also try birdseyesearch.com, someone on this board mentioned this one and it was pretty good

That is my suggestion as well. Not sure where you want to move to, but if you enter Pentagon (Arlington) as the base, that will give you a starting point. If you want to be a little more south, say Springfield/Burke, Kingstowne, Woodbridge, the enter Ft Belvoir. It gives you distances to those locations (< 10 miles, etc)

[Tish Thompson]

realtor.com, homesdatabase.com, and I think zillow and trulia now show rentals in their searches.

Originally Posted by tallgal55

I've been looking for online resources to find townhome rentals and can't find much except craigslist. Its' hard to separate townhome from apartment on their site. Is there a better place to look online?

[bobsaintclare]

You can try using Tinkomatic.com [url="http://www.tinkomatic.com"].
You can search craigslist, oodle, kijiji, and backpage at the same time, add filters to your search - and save it; so you don't have to re-do the search every time you want to check for new postings.

[Tish Thompson]

HomesDatabase - Home for Sale and Rent in DC, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania, Real Estate Listings, Homes for Sale and Rental Property Listings – REALTOR.com®, and I think zillow and trulia show rentals now too. Two other sites I've used are for rent by owner, and military by owner. You can also check with a realtor. The service offered won't cost you anything, the landlord pays commission.

Originally Posted by tallgal55

I've been looking for online resources to find townhome rentals and can't find much except craigslist. Its' hard to separate townhome from apartment on their site. Is there a better place to look online?