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As registered with the Missouri Secretary of State.
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Shown on your listings, as Missouri requires.
Where is it, and what kind of building?
Decides which local permit rules apply.
St. Louis County has about 88 municipalities with their own occupancy permits.
Add each unit separately; they share the address and photos of the building.
The basics renters filter on.
Listings with square footage get more inquiries.
One honest number: rent plus every required monthly fee.
Missouri law caps deposits at two months’ rent.
That’s more than two months’ rent — Missouri law (RSMo 535.300) doesn’t allow it.
Anything a tenant must pay every month on top of rent — trash, amenity, required parking, etc.
Application, admin or move-in fees. Tenants can’t be charged for a City Certificate of Inspection.
Pets, smoking, occupancy and screening.
Assistance animals aren’t pets — fair housing law requires considering them regardless of this policy.
In the City, from your Certificate of Inspection.
Use this example
Tick what applies. Everything here is optional, but renters search on it.
Real photos of this unit, and a description written for renters.
In this preview, photos stay on your device — nothing is uploaded. The first photo is your cover, and we’ll never swap it.
At least one required, five or more recommended. No people, logos, watermarks or phone numbers in photos.
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Either way, messages come through the site and forward to your email.
If you take applications through another service.
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This is how renters will see your listing.
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