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Taking the running out of renting – 3 of the best rental apps

By Danielle Banton

‘Renting can be a rather stressful affair – we live in a fast paced, demanding society, finding the time and the energy to run around and look for a rental can be an overwhelming task (especially in Sydney’s competitive rental market…)’ Heidi Wesely , New business and Property management Ray White Double Bay

Life just got a little easier- cue some of Australia’s best mobile rental applications, with features such as the ability to organise your day in order of inspection times, and get directions to properties from your current location:

1. Domain: Stay abreast of your property search wherever you go. New houses and apartments for rent will be at your fingertips, making sure you’ll find a property that’s right for you sooner. Available for Apple, Google and Android Phones.

2. Real Estate View: You can search for the latest available properties anytime, anywhere with helpful features like Heat maps, View and compare weekly rentals, by street or by suburb, and overlay with points of interest such as schools, hospitals and restaurants!

3. Rent finder and Rent Inspector: (iPad and iPhone) Not only can you access and compare all rental properties on Rent Finder.com but you can arrange an inspection simultaneously.

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