New Fincaraiz rentals in your inbox, before the queue forms

If your working day is spent in email anyway, the quickest way to spot a new rental on Fincaraiz is to have it delivered there, grouped and ready to forward.

3 steps

Set up in a minute

Search on Fincaraíz, sort by newest

Shape a rental search you would actually accept

On Fincaraiz select rent and apartment, then the city and a handful of neighbourhoods. Put in your top monthly rent in pesos, the bedrooms you need and any must-have such as furnished. Show the latest listings first and copy the link.
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Copy the link, paste it into mxsender

Add it to MXSender and pick email

Paste the link, choose email as the channel and confirm your address. If you later want chat alerts on your phone, Telegram can be added to that same search.
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New listings land in your inbox

Scan the mail, book a viewing

Whenever a check finds new rentals, one mail arrives listing them all with a photo, the rent and a link. Open the good ones and get in touch with the landlord or agency the same day.
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Track a search on Fincaraíz right now

Paste the Fincaraíz search link you want watched — we’ll check we can read it, then set up your alerts.

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For example:

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Checklist: are you ready to rent the moment a flat appears?

Documents scanned and in one email folder: ID or passport, proof of income, and details of a guarantor if you have one. A clear budget, including the building’s administration fee, which some listings include in the rent and others do not. A list of questions for the first call: minimum term, deposit, guarantor or insurance policy, pets.

With that ready, an alert is only useful if it reaches you in time. That is the job of the mails: each new rental on your Fincaraiz page reaches your inbox after the next check, not whenever you remember to look.

One mail per check, not one per flat

If a check finds three new apartments, you receive one email with three entries. Each shows the listing photo, the title, the rent and a link to Fincaraiz for the phone number and full description. Nothing new means no mail at all, so your inbox stays calm on quiet days.

Because the mails sit in your inbox, they also become a record. A week later you can search for a barrio name and find every flat that came up there, with its rent, which helps you judge whether a new listing is fairly priced.

Every mail has an unsubscribe link. Pause the search once you have signed a lease.

Renting with someone? Share the mails

Pro sends to up to three addresses, so flatmates or a partner see each new rental at the same moment and whoever is free can call. Free and Starter send to one address, and a forward works on any plan.

Free covers one search checked every 30 minutes, Starter at $5.99 covers five searches every 10 minutes, and Pro at $14.99 covers twenty searches with the fastest checks.

When a Colombian rental looks too good

A low rent in a sought-after barrio, an owner who cannot meet in person and a request to transfer a deposit to hold it: that combination is a classic scam. Visit first, pay later. Check that you are dealing with the owner or a real agency, and sign a written lease.