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How Units Work on Furnished Finder

If you have more than one space available for rent at the same address, such as a duplex, accessory dwelling unit (ADU), or basement apartment, you can add each space as a Unit under your existing Property.

Each Unit has its own listing details and can appear individually in search results, allowing travelers to view the specific space available for rent.


Multi-Unit Listing Requirements

To qualify as a multi-unit listing on Furnished Finder:

  • All Units must share the same address, such as separate apartments in one building or private rooms in the same house.

    • For example, all units are independent apartments in the same building, or all units are private rooms to rent in a house that is listed.
  • Each unit must be rented independently.  

Keeping each Unit's details accurate helps travelers understand which space they're viewing and what's included.

Learn more in our article: What are Units at Furnished Finder?


How Do Units Appear on the Map?

Units at the same address share a map pin rather than appearing as separate pins.

A map pin may show a price and a number, such as +2, indicating that two additional listings are grouped with it (three total).

 When you select a map pin, you may see multiple Units under one landlord or nearby listings from different landlords. If a landlord has multiple Units, use the left and right arrows beside the listing to browse them.

For help locating your Unit, see Finding My Listing on the Map.

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