Rental Application
A landlord's tenant application with lawful screening questions, fee disclosure and FCRA consent, adjusted to your state's rules.
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How to use this Rental Application in US
Use one application per adult. Collect the Social Security number only on the signed paper copy, never by email. Apply the same written criteria to every applicant and keep denied applications for at least two years in case of a fair-housing inquiry.
Charge only a fee that your state permits, give a receipt, and if you deny based on a consumer report send the FCRA adverse-action notice within a few days.
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