nestpick VS Rentler

I'm looking for an apartment, at nestpick.com and some of the websites (housinganywhere and wunderflats) shows if the house is legit for registry (anmeldung). However, on some websites like (Mr. Lodge or Homelike) doesn't show if its legit for anmeldung or not. Is there anyway I can check for this? Most of the time, I just write a message to the agent, but I dont wanna screw up and rent wrong type of an aparment. Source: 11 months ago

For context, I've tried websites like sublet.com, roomster.com, and nestpick.com, but haven't had anyone get back with me. Source: about 1 year ago

Maybe. I'm looking at nestpick.com at prices, but I don't know neighborhoods. Do you have personal preferences? Is it common for folks to have 2 or more flatmates? Which I don't mind. Source: over 1 year ago

Try nestpick.com and housinganywhere.com. These tend to cater to longer-term rentals than AirBnB. Source: about 2 years ago

The apartment search tool of choice here is rentler.com or ksl.com (KSL uses rentler to power its searches). Make sure you ask for and get a fee disclosure before you sign anything. Source: about 1 year ago

People who are specifically looking to sublease generally mean they want to lease for less than a year, but that's not the colloquial meaning. So - you mention two others. What, exactly, are you looking for? A unit to rent? Then there's no need to go specifically seeking out a sublease (which is going to be tricky for 3 people anyway) and just visit rentler.com or see what the search results are yielding. Source: over 1 year ago

I live in the state, and unless OP is using ksl.com or rentler.com or maybe apartments.com, it's likely a scam. Nobody legit uses Craigslist out here. Source: almost 2 years ago

Ksl.com / rentler.com (same engine powers both). Source: about 2 years ago