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Find Me A Rental

A real estate agent who finds your next place.

Our network of vetted local agents helps renters search smarter. Agents are typically paid by landlords or management companies. Specific arrangements are covered in your written agreement with the agent — see details below. Pick your city to see who serves your area.

Select your city

Click a city to see real estate agents who serve that area.

Orlando, FL

1 agent

Central Florida — downtown, Lake Nona, Winter Park, MetroWest.

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Tampa Bay, FL

Opening soon

Hyde Park, Westshore, South Tampa, St. Pete, Brandon.

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Fort Lauderdale, FL

1 agent

Las Olas, Victoria Park, Coral Ridge, Wilton Manors.

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Boca Raton, FL

1 agent

East Boca, Boca Pointe, Mizner, Royal Palm Yacht.

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Delray Beach, FL

1 agent

Atlantic Ave, Pineapple Grove, Lake Ida.

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Jacksonville, FL

Opening soon

Riverside, San Marco, Beaches, Mandarin.

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Wellington, FL

Opening soon

Equestrian Village, Olympia, Black Diamond.

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Deerfield Beach, FL

Opening soon

Cove, The Hillsboro, Century Village.

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How it works

  1. 1 Pick your city. Tell us where you're searching.
  2. 2 Get matched. We connect you with a vetted local real estate agent who knows the market and the available inventory.
  3. 3 They do the legwork. Showings, applications, lease review. Agents are typically paid by the landlord or management company — see the note below on costs.

A note on costs

Real estate agents are typically paid by the landlord or property management company, so the agent's services usually come at no cost to the renter. The specific arrangement, including any fees or retainers, will be covered in the written agreement between you and your agent before any work begins.

Most agents and brokers will request a background check and rental application before submitting offers on your behalf. These are run by a third-party screening provider and typically carry a small fee (often $25–$45), which is paid directly to the screening company — not to RentGuide or the agent.