The online rental application, end to end
One link to the applicant. One complete, verified application back.
A rental application is only useful if it arrives complete, and paper ones never do — there is always a missing employer, an unsigned consent, or a phone number for a landlord who never answers. Making the application collect its own evidence is what fixes that.
One link, no account chasing
The applicant starts from the listing.
- Applications tied to the unit and lease
- Co-applicants each submit their own
- Status visible to both sides
Verification built into the form
Evidence collected at the moment it is asked for.
- Screening consent in the application itself
- Paystub and bank-file income verification
- Previous-landlord reference request
Group decisions
Because a household applies, not a person.
- All applicants for a lease reviewed together
- Approve or decline the whole group
- Screening resolution enforced before deciding
Straight into the lease
An approved application is most of a lease already.
- Approved applicants become the lease's renters
- Nothing re-typed
Frequently asked questions
Do applicants need an account?
They create a free account to apply, which is what lets them come back to their application, see its status, and later use the renter portal for rent and maintenance.
Can two people apply for the same place together?
Yes, and that is the normal case. Each co-applicant submits and verifies separately, and you decide on the group as one.
What if I do not want to screen for a particular property?
Screening is per-property. Turn it off and the application still collects everything else.
Put your rentals in plain sight
Free to start — list a property and invite your renter today.
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