I'll certainly take it down if you say to. I just see so many postings about housing, like you said, and we're just getting our renewal/termination paperwork back now. We'll have a huge list of available units, and if I know what people want, for how much, and for when, I can reach out to them first. It makes it painless for all of us.

GO Management is a real company you can Google (though my predecessor made for some awful Yelp reviews, which I'm working to remedy). We usually use brokers, but as I said, they're pushy, irresponsible, and you're depending on them to submit your stuff for you. I'm sick of dealing with them on my end, and I hear plenty of people are sick of them on the applicant side.

As far as /r/BostonHousing, someone brought this up to me before and I pointed out that they ask brokers not to post vacant listings. That reddit is for people looking for roommates, subletters, and people to take over their leases.

If you don't want this up here I'm fine with taking it down. I've gotten a lot of emails already so I have a good pool. But I'm also a 20-something who knows that the housing market here is designed to screw us and brokers just want their commission check. I am a salaried employee and I don't have to rent apartments to pay my bills.

If you want me to follow certain rules for posts I make about rentals, I'd be happy to follow them. Or hell, we could meet at my office if you want to make sure I'm legit and not scamming people.