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Secure Steady Income
with High-Quality Renters
With Onerent, you don’t have to worry about studying both federal and local laws to
learn how to properly screen applicants.
We make the process easy for you
and your prospects
Screen Tenants Quickly and Thoroughly
Once the prospect is interested in your rental, we guide them through their application and qualify them with a credit check, background check, and employment and income verification. Renters have to pass Onerent standards but you can also set your own preferences and rules for your ideal renters.
Get More Applications
Encourage more prospects to apply for your property with our free applications and tenant screening. With our easy and secure online application portal and helpful associates, you’re sure your prospects can complete their applications with ease and confidence. The easier it is to apply, the more applications you get.
Find the best possible renters that
meet your standards
Secure Steady Income
Onerent only places tenants capable of paying on time so you don’t have to worry about late or missed payments. We require the prospective renter or renter group to have a credit score of 650 or higher and a combined income of 2.5x the monthly rent amount. They also have to pass an eviction history check.
Special Scenarios
While we strictly follow our criteria for screening, we help you with applicants with alternative yet valid forms of financial stability. If your prospective applicants are students, international applicants, section 8, or those in other unique circumstances, we can qualify them for your rental by asking them to find a co-signer. In the event your renter cannot pay, the co-signer is responsible to make the payment.
Rest easy with our law-compliant
screening standards
Fair Housing
Our screening process abides by state guidelines and federal housing laws. While we recommend the first qualified applicant group, you ultimately make the final decision.
Owners must select a tenant group based on financial criteria or other criteria that meet their business needs as property owners. It is unlawful for real estate professionals or property owners to discriminate against a prospective renter based on race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, national origin, ancestry, familial status, source of income, or disability.
With Onerent, you don’t have to worry about studying both federal and local laws to learn how to properly screen applicants.
