Miami Houses and Condos for Rent
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$7,800For Rent
2 Bd
2 Ba
1557 ft2
1100 E Biscayne Blvd 4002
Miami, FL -
$4,100For Rent
4 Bd
3 Ba
1788 ft2
24102 SW 107th Ave 24102
Homestead, FL -
$30,000For Rent
5 Bd
6 Ba
3990 ft2
16 Turtle Walk
Key Biscayne, FL -
$3,100For Rent
1 Bd
1 Ba
630 ft2
170 SE 14 2006
Miami, FL -
$3,150For Rent
3 Bd
2 Ba
1236 ft2
2139 Madison St A
Hollywood, FL -
$4,850For Rent
4 Bd
3 Ba
2247 ft2
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$2,200For Rent
2 Bd
1 Ba
980 ft2
6980 NW 186th St 3-515
Miami, FL -
$14,000For Rent
7 Bd
6 Ba
5212 ft2
906 Palermo Ave.
Coral Gables, FL -
$1,500For Rent
1 Bd
2 Ba
861 ft2
1351 NE Miami Gardens Dr 902E
Miami, FL -
$1,200For Rent
0 Bd
1 Ba
1515 ft2
7824 Miramar Pkwy 2
Miramar, FL -
$1,850For Rent
1 Bd
1 Ba
957 ft2
926 N 16th Ave 926
Hollywood, FL -
$3,150For Rent
3 Bd
2 Ba
1324 ft2
18771 SW 25th Ct
Miramar, FL -
$2,800For Rent
2 Bd
1 Ba
1225 ft2
1950 SW 5th St 4
Miami, FL -
$2,400For Rent
0 Bd
1 Ba
500 ft2
1033 6th St 4
Miami, FL -
$3,750For Rent
4 Bd
2 Ba
1919 ft2
10824 SW 132nd Cir Ct 0
Miami, FL -
$2,400For Rent
0 Bd
1 Ba
500 ft2
1033 6th St 3
Miami, FL -
$4,950For Rent
2 Bd
1 Ba
0 ft2
3129 Oak Ave
Miami, FL -
$3,950For Rent
2 Bd
2 Ba
1251 ft2
305 NW 122nd
North Miami, FL -
$1,750For Rent
1 Bd
1 Ba
705 ft2
16215 NE 18th Ct 111
North Miami Beach, FL -
$2,900For Rent
3 Bd
1 Ba
1223 ft2
4506 SW 129th Ave 4506
Miami, FL -
$3,800For Rent
3 Bd
2 Ba
1545 ft2
7904 Miramar Pkwy
Miramar, FL -
$2,300For Rent
1 Bd
2 Ba
858 ft2
1500 S Ocean Dr 16D
Hollywood, FL -
$2,300For Rent
0 Bd
1 Ba
410 ft2
710 Washington Ave 323
Miami Beach, FL -
$3,300For Rent
1 Bd
1 Ba
820 ft2
218 SE 14th St 2004
Miami, FL -
$3,950For Rent
4 Bd
3 Ba
0 ft2
18303 NW 88 PL 18303
Miami Lakes, FL -
$1,900For Rent
2 Bd
1 Ba
1377 ft2
130 NE 70th St 130
Miami, FL -
$1,750For Rent
1 Bd
1 Ba
900 ft2
1751 NW 75th Ave 112
Plantation, FL -
$3,250For Rent
2 Bd
2 Ba
1131 ft2
4-32
Weston, FL -
$2,200For Rent
1 Bd
1 Ba
605 ft2
421 NE 68th St 11
Miami, FL -
$2,400For Rent
1 Bd
1 Ba
526 ft2
151 SE 1st St 705
Miami, FL
How to Rent a Property in Miami
To rent a property in Miami:
- 1. Find a rental real estate realtor or company with experience, high customer ratings, and specializes in finding rental properties.
- 2. Browse the MLS for available rental properties and forward your favorite rentals to your real estate agent.
- 3. Arrange in-person or remote property showings with your agent.
- 4. Submit your rental application and offer to the homeowner and wait for approval or rejection.
- 5. Wait for the move-in date, and don't forget to have ready the initial move-in costs.
- 6. Enjoy your rental property.
How to Search Properties for Rent in Miami
The easiest way to find rental properties in Miami is to use real estate websites connected to the MLS. Most sites, such as Properties Miami or Zillow, update listings every few minutes, while others update daily or weekly. Once you find a site you're comfortable with, use their search tool to filter by building, city, or zip code. Available filters like date of availability, price range, and number of bedrooms can help narrow down results. Most real estate websites typically have at least 10,000 properties listed, so using search filters is advisable. Don't forget to forward your favorite property addresses to your real estate professional for further assistance.
Miami Common Lease Terms
A lease term refers to the start and end date of a lease agreement. A long-term lease is one that lasts for at least 12 months, while a short-term lease lasts less than 12 months. In Miami, at least 95% of lease agreements are for 12 months. Other popular lease terms for rental properties include 3, 6, and 24 months. Lease agreements are typically renewed two months before the current lease agreement expires.
Types of Properties for Rent in Miami
The most common types of rental properties in Miami include condos, apartments, houses, and townhouses. Condos and apartments make up 60% of rental opportunities in Miami, townhouses make up 22%, and houses account for 18%.
What Are the Move-In Costs?
In Miami, FL, the move-in costs for renters are the first and last month's rent, plus a security deposit. This security deposit equals one month's rent. For example, if rent is $3,000 a month, the total move-in cost would be $9,000. This includes the first and last month's rent as well as the refundable security deposit, which you'll get back at the end of your lease.
Who Pays Rental Realtor Fees?
In a rental transaction, it's the homeowner who pays for the services of all real estate agents involved. Usually, there are two real estate agents in such a transaction: one representing the homeowner and one representing the renter. The commission that these agents receive typically equals one month's rent, which is then equally divided among them.
What Is the MLS for Rent?
MLS, or Multiple Listing Service, is a database of properties listed by realtors for realtors. In Miami's MLS for rent, realtors can find rental opportunities for their clients. Several third-party websites like Properties Miami, Zillow, and Trulia pull real-time data from this MLS to display to their visitors.