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With The Closing Docs, it doesn't matter what the fraudsters are doing. We go straight to the source to instantly deliver the info landlords need to make well-informed decisions regarding applicant income.

For years, RentPrep manually called employers to confirm the income of potential renters. Sometimes, we paid vendors for extraneous information we neither sought nor wanted. Still others failed to verify the income of even 50% of our applicants.

The Closing Docs continues its successful battle against fraudulent pay stubs submitted by applicants. Our automated income verification report now includes the verified account holder name of the connected bank account or prepaid card.

The Closing Docs has upgraded its income report to support property managers and lenders with making faster and more confident decisions when considering applicants.

Automated income verification from The Closing Docs provides deep insight into any applicant’s ability to pay rent by revealing their net income. Here are some best practices to support getting the best results, quickly.

An automated income verification report from The Closing Docs enables property managers to securely and quickly interpret an applicant’s net income using verified bank data.

The Closing Docs presents its online rental application tool, including automated income verification, and supports a direct integration with Buildium, the popular property management software.

The Closing Docs helped Citi-Urban Management by creating a streamlined rental application process. Each step, including the applicant entering their rental application data, receiving the applicant’s income information, transferring the rental application fee directly into their operating account, and importing the rental application into On-Site, is completely automated and hands-free for the property management team.

Right now, people should be willing to renew some leases – if you can give them a compelling reason. The economy is good, but it’s getting tougher and tougher for tenants to buy into a hot housing market.

It’s common knowledge that as a landlord, you should invest in screening your tenants. One bad tenant can cause a series of headaches, late rent payments, and possibly the expense and hassle of an eviction process. Ugh!

All landlords should verify a potential tenant’s income as part of the tenant screening process. As a landlord, you are looking for tenants with the ability to pay rent on a long-term basis.