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Durham, North Carolina
Durham rentals, locally managed
Minmosa Realty manages every home it lists. One local team handles leasing, maintenance and questions, which changes how quickly things get answered and how repairs actually get handled.
Everything currently available is listed below with its real rent, size and move-in date. If nothing here fits, the availability list is how people usually hear about our homes — most of them are spoken for before they are advertised.
Available homes
What we rent
Single-family houses, all of them in Durham. Mostly two to four bedrooms, mostly built between the 1920s and the 1960s, with one 2004 infill house for people who would rather not deal with an older building. We do not rent apartments.
How renting from us works
Our rental criteria are published in full, and every application is measured against them in the order it is received. The application process is five steps and does not change once you have started.
We aim to answer inquiries about an available home the same day. If you have a question about whether you would qualify, ask before you pay an application fee — we would rather tell you honestly up front.
Where our homes are
We concentrate on a small number of Durham neighborhoods rather than spreading across the Triangle, so that we can respond quickly and know each neighborhood well. See the neighborhoods we operate in for what the housing stock is like in each.
Common questions
How many rental homes does Minmosa have?
We manage a small portfolio of single-family homes in Durham. Everything currently available is listed on this page and on the homes page — we do not keep a hidden inventory.
Do you rent apartments?
No. We only manage and rent single-family houses in Durham.
What if nothing is available right now?
Join the availability list with a rough idea of what you need. When a home comes up that matches, we contact you directly, usually before it is advertised anywhere.
Related guides
Durham Real Estate
How we price a Durham rental home
What goes into the number on a listing, why the cheapest rent is not always the cheapest home, and why we would rather renew a good tenant than chase the market.
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Moving to Durham: what to take care of in your first two weeks
Utilities, vehicle registration, waste collection and the handful of practical things that are easy to miss when you move to Durham, North Carolina.
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Renting in Durham
What to check when renting an older house in Durham
A lot of Durham’s rental stock was built before 1960. Here is what we look for in the older homes we manage — and what you should look at before you sign a lease on one.
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Hear about homes before they list
Tell us roughly what you are looking for and we will get in touch when something fits. No newsletter, no automated marketing — a person reads these.