Why Us?

Here at Roommate Seekers, we feel there are many reasons that stand out as to why you would want to use our services over anyone else. Don't take our word for it, why not find out for yourself?

• Save time!
• No Hassles!
• Eliminate Guesswork!
• Ensure Compatibility!
• Fast Results!
• Over 25,000 satisfied customers
• Match basted on individual needs
• Largest database of quality roommates to select from
• We offer Houses, Townhouses, Condos, and Apartments
• Rentals are on a month to month basis
• We draw up the individual rental agreement for the tenant and landlord at no extra charge
• Most of our business is from happy customers that have been with use for years referring our service.
• This service is very economical; imagine what it would cost to place an ad in the newspaper
• We answer our phones 24 hours/day 7 days/week
• We have no crimes, thefts, or any other problems. The biggest problem we have is maybe the tenants and landlords don't have a happy marriage, but we will find accommodations for both parties at no extra charge.
• Featured in the Dallas Morning News everyday and the Dallas Observer every Thursday and the yellow pages

All Locations and Clients screened in person including background checks.

Safety and Security is our number one Concern!

Thirty years ago, custom, not law controlled how most landlords and tenants interacted with each other. This is no longer true. Today, whether you focus on leases and rental agreements, habitability, discrimination, the amount, use and return of security deposits, how and when a landlord may enter a rental unit, or a dozen other issues, both landlord and tenant must understand their legal rights and responsibilities. http://www.nolo.com/

It's important to carefully read -- and fully understand -- the terms of your lease or rental agreement. This piece of paper is the contract that forms the legal basis for the landlord-tenant relationship. http://www.nolo.com/

Tenants who share rental housing have obligations and responsibilities to each other as well as the landlord. http://www.nolo.com/

If a tenant fails to pay the rent, keeps a dog in violation of a no-pets clause in the lease, repeatedly disturbs other tenants and neighbors by throwing loud parties or selling drugs or otherwise violates their lease or law, the landlord can terminate the tenancy. http://www.nolo.com/