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Reviewed June 28, 2023
Confirmed with the lady 10 minutes prior to seeing her to look at a place, I drove 30 min on my lunch hour and when I got there some creepy lady was there saying she was putting her deposit down. When the landlord got there she said, "Sorry. She is paying for it so it is hers." The landlord knew I was using my lunch and driving a distance to view this house and she was super shady having others there who I know for a fact did not meet their criteria.
Reviewed March 24, 2023
I'm sorry I have to leave a bed review on your site! The reason is because on my last search I found a house. I thought it was a great find with the great taxes but it was a misleading one your site. After I got in touch with the broker and broker found me e mortgage broker and It was approved my mortgage, mortgage broker found that the taxes for the house were twice higher than Trulia is advertising on their website. What a disappointment. I definitely will never check and use Trulia anymore.
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Reviewed March 7, 2023
Hello, We saw a house for sale on Trulia several years ago that we bought. This house was listed by them was not screened very good and turned out to be a rodent, snake home. We were connected up with Remax Realty in Paducah, Ky. and they had a friend inspect the house and they found no defects in the home. Their friend plus the house flipper and realtor covered all the problems up about this home to sell it! We paid cash for this home and we still live at this house but we got rid of the rodents and snakes getting into the house from the crawlspace under the home. There were a lot of other problems with the construction that we fixed ourselves to save money on repairs. Please beware of Trulia. They list homes that are not screened for problems like this so be careful if you buy a home on their website!
Reviewed Oct. 19, 2021
I have tried Trulia a few times now, and it always end the same. They put me in touch with a real state agent who will tell me that the property is already in contract or sold. This company is unfortunate a real waste of my time every time. I have finally decided that I will never use them again. I started to use Streeteasy and haven’t had such problems. Therefore, I recommend you to go there instead. Best of luck!
Reviewed Sept. 3, 2021
Trulia is a big scam. They have so many rentals on there it’s so unreal nobody calls you back. Or the agent tells you to fill out a credit application, I fill it out and boom an hour later the agent says the apartment has been rented. How did that happen. That apartment was listed 2 days ago and already it has been rented. After you submitted your personal information I think they sell these personal information to telemarketers and other bad companies. Beware. Trulia you can’t foo me again. I will delete my personal information and throw you in the garbage bin to never see again.
Reviewed March 5, 2021
Trulia.com a is one of the better websites I have used. The other ones are good, but Trulia allows the user to see the different loan rates, even for the Veteran. Plus you can see homes, & apartments in different Cities.

Reviewed Feb. 18, 2021
I like the how user friendly it is and the different map options. I am planning on moving within the next year and use it a lot. What I don’t like is every time you look at a house it opens up a new browser tab and before you know it, my tablet is slowing down. My least favorite feature is when you put in a city it doesn’t always let you look outside that area.
Reviewed Jan. 27, 2021
Not only did I receive 0 callbacks from any potentially legitimate listings, I received endless scam emails and scam phone calls, (not just spam, SCAM) so now my information is out there for all these scammers to pass around. DO NOT EVEN CREATE AN ACCOUNT. Hopefully the app will be removed from the app store.
Reviewed Sept. 14, 2020
Trulia is a joke, I found a lot of places on Trulia. Notified the property management with the phone numbers that was on there with no luck. Don't get me wrong. The site is very organize but when it comes time to to make an appointment to see the place, you will never get a response. If someone picks up the phone, they'll hang up on me or either telling me that the place has been rented, yet two weeks later they're still showing up on Trulia. No it's not because it's me because I had other people calling and they got the same thing.
Reviewed Aug. 8, 2020
This is ridiculous. No one calls me back for apartments. Waste of time. I have to do all the footwork in finding an apartment. Then I have to speak with a realtor to see the apartment. Then I have to pay a realtor fee?? I did all the work in looking for an apartment not them. I shouldn't have to pay a fee. No realtor calls you back. You have to harass them. So if no callback no appointment are made to view an apartment. All they do is ask for your info and then say, "I will call you back.." Nobody wants to do the footwork. I need a hustler that wants to make money. So ridiculous???. I'm so over it. TRULIA SOMETHING HAS TO BE DONE. NEGATIVE REVIEWS..
Trulia author review by ConsumerAffairs Research Team
Trulia launched in 2005 and is operated by the Zillow Group. The company focuses on providing neighborhood information to house hunters and renters, but it also has features to help real estate professionals. Consumers can access Trulia online or by using the company’s iOS or Android app. The site lists both properties that are for sale and for rent.
Neighborhood information: Property listing pages tell interested homebuyers what restaurants, grocery stores, entertainment venues, shopping districts and parks are near the home. The website can also display local reviews of those establishments.
Crime data: Each property listing on Trulia shows information about crime reported in the neighborhood. Users can browse reports by date or view them on a map. Data comes from SpotCrime.com and CrimeReports.com.
Commute estimate: Individuals concerned with the time it will take them to get to work can use Trulia’s commute calculator. The calculator can show the estimated time for driving, walking or biking as well as public transportation options.
Request information: Interested buyers or renters can easily request information about a listed property from the listing page. Their contact information will be sent to one of Trulia’s partner real estate agents, who pay to be listed on the site. Consumers can use the same form to request financing information.
Trulia resource: Homebuyers and renters will all find the Trulia website helpful. The Trulia Community section allows users to ask and answer real estate related questions, and the company’s blog has informational and news articles about real estate.
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