Tenant Search

In today’s competitive rental market, a detailed tenant report is the most powerful tool for landlords and property managers. However, with so much data, identifying real risks can be challenging. Our platform simplifies this process by providing verified data and unique community ratings.

1. Credit Score: Beyond the Number

A credit score indicates financial responsibility. While a score above 700 is typically considered excellent, it’s important to look deeper. Always check for recent late payments or outstanding collections that could affect a tenant's ability to prioritize rent payments.

2. Rental History: Past Behavior Predicts Future Results

Look closely at the eviction history and previous landlord feedback. Our unique rating system allows you to see how other landlords rated their maintenance habits and communication. Key indicators include:

Eviction Records: A clear red flag that requires immediate attention.

Lease Stability: Tenants who stay in properties for at least 12-24 months are generally lower risk.

Verified References: Real feedback from previous property managers.

3. Income and Employment Verification

The standard "Rent-to-Income" ratio should be around 30%. If the rent exceeds 50% of the tenant’s gross income, the risk of default increases significantly. Our platform helps verify employment records so you can be confident in the data provided.

4. The Advantage of "Tenant Check and Rate"

Unlike standard static reports, Tenant Check and Rate leverages crowd-sourced ratings from previous landlords. This gives you a holistic profile of the tenant's character, maintenance habits, and compliance—not just their financial history.

Expert Tip: Don’t just look at one metric. A tenant with a slightly lower credit score but excellent landlord ratings and a stable job is often more reliable than a high-score tenant with frequent job changes.