One $54.99 screening report and application you can share with every landlord. Stop starting over for every place you tour, and in many states, skip the application fee.
Apply once, then send the same passport to every landlord you're interested in.
One application, saved as you go. Add your ID and pay stubs from your phone.
$54.99, one time. Credit, criminal, eviction, income and rental history in one report.
You get a private link. Send it to as many landlords as you want, and turn off access any time.
No account and no cost for them. In states with reusable report laws, landlords who accept it can't charge you an application fee.
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Build my Rental PassportNo subscriptions, no per-property fees β pay once, share with unlimited landlords.
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Everything you need for a verified application ready to share.
Get startedSee how a renter builds their Rental Passport, organizes their documents, and securely shares their application with a landlord.
Build your Rental Passport once, keep your rental information organized, and share your application with participating landlords instead of starting from scratch every time.
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Several states have laws that let renters bring their own recent screening report instead of paying a new application fee for every rental. Rental Passport's Complete Screening report includes:
Every report shows the date it was generated, so landlords can confirm it falls within their state's time window.
Landlords may accept a reusable tenant screening report prepared in the last 30 days. If they do, they can't charge you an application screening fee or a fee to access it.
Landlords must accept a portable tenant screening report less than 30 days old, and can't charge you an application fee when you provide one. Limited exception: a landlord who takes only one application fee at a time and refunds it.
Landlords must tell applicants whether they accept reusable tenant screening reports. If they accept one prepared in the last 30 days, they can't charge you an application fee or a fee to access it.
Background and credit check fees are capped at $20, and the landlord must waive the fee if you give them a background or credit check done within the past 30 days.
Landlords can't charge more than the actual cost of a background or credit check, and can't charge for it if you provide a qualifying report from the last 90 days.
Landlords choose whether to accept a comprehensive reusable tenant screening report and must tell applicants. If they accept it, they can't charge you to review it.
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Once your screening is complete, you decide who sees it and for how long.
Everything you need to know about Rental Passport.