Dmoonz / Offer your apartment

Your space.
A new beginning.

Tell us about your available rental and explore the next steps toward an approved tenancy.

Talk it through ↗Words, made simple

Ready? Send Dmoonz the apartment.

Use the inquiry form below. Choose Other under assistance type, then start your message with OWNER — APARTMENT AVAILABLE. Include the details below so the conversation starts with your unit, not with another round of basic questions.

Apartment inquiry:
Neighborhood/borough:
Bedrooms and bathrooms:
Proposed monthly rent:
Included utilities:
Availability date:
Repairs still needed:
Showing access:
Owner or authorized manager:
Best callback method and time:

Photos may be attached through the optional upload field. Keep bank information, tax IDs, medical information, and tenant case documents out of this general inquiry. Exact address and formal documents can be coordinated through an agreed channel.

Offering a building or several apartments?

Use the same form with OWNER — MULTIPLE UNITS / BUILDING in the message. Include the neighborhood, number of available units, bedroom mix, rents, utilities, readiness dates, and your role. Attach a vacancy schedule if you have one. Flag any existing regulatory agreement or property-tax benefit so the right specialized questions can be identified.

What happens after your owner inquiry?

1. Clarify the apartment. We review the details you provide and identify missing information.
2. Identify the next housing-navigation step. Where a household or caseworker is involved, confirm the exact program and agency.
3. Clarify scope and sharing. Agree how the apartment information can be used and who handles documents, showings, and any brokerage services.
4. Coordinate the required process. Follow the actual agency checklist and decisions.
5. Confirm the authorized lease, move-in, and payment arrangements. No step substitutes for agency approval.

Want a live pep talk first?

That is an option too. Bring the question that is holding you back: “How do I get paid?”, “Will my apartment fit?”, “What about my building?”, or “Where do I even start?” We can talk through the practical next steps together.

Submitting an inquiry does not guarantee placement or response within a particular time. Do not release keys, assume incentive eligibility, or treat an inquiry as a signed agreement.

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