Called to Rent

For homeowners

Serve knowing your home has a plan.

List once with mission dates and care expectations. Review applicants with references. Mark the home rented when you've found someone — no need to wait until the mission ends.

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Benefits

  • Mission start/end dates on the listing so renters self-select for your window
  • Care checklist, utilities, early-return plan, and smoke/pet rules spelled out up front
  • Manual review before anything goes live
  • Applications with two references — you decide whom to contact
  • Share active listings with family and friends
  • Mark as rented anytime; optional reminders after ~90 days if still live

What to prepare

·Clear photos of rooms, yard, and storage you’ll lock off

·Mission dates and early-return expectations

·Who handles yard, snow, pool, mail, HOA, trash

·Utilities in whose name and how bills work

·Desired rent, deposit, parking, smoke/pet rules

·Whether you’ll require a background check

Full prep checklists →

What to expect

Review usually within a day or two

Incomplete photos or unclear dates may come back with a short note to fix.

You remain the landlord

Screen applicants, call references, use a state-specific lease, and carry insurance. We match — we don’t manage.

You’re never locked in forever

When the home is rented, mark it filled and remove your listing. You can also edit or delete anytime from My Listings.

Homeowner FAQs

Do I have to charge market rent?

No. Many couples price a bit below market for timeline fit and care. That’s your call.

Can I keep a locked storage room?

Yes — note it on the listing and in the lease so the renter knows the boundary.

What if I return early from my mission?

Publish an early-return plan and put it in the lease so nobody is surprised.

More in the full FAQ →