Credit Checks
Can they pay?
- Financial risk indicators
There's more to being a good tenant than being able to afford rent.
Can they pay?
How will they behave?
Each reveals something the other doesn't. Together, they provide a more complete picture.
You choose the length.
Candidates answer questions about themselves.
Complete it on a computer, phone, or tablet.
Covers up to 22 behaviors that matter most to landlords.
Automatically scored. No waiting.
Reveals exaggerated answers.
Here's an interactive sample report. Click to expand/collapse a category. Hover to see definitions.
As little as 8 minutes! Choose how much detail you need.
Each longer version builds on the shorter one.
Measures 8 essential tenant behaviors that credit checks don't cover.See what's included
Everything in Essentials, plus rent payment and housekeeping behaviors.See what's added
Covers all 22 tenant behaviors, including interactions with neighbors and landlords.See what's added
We conducted a validation study with 300 current tenants in two North American cities. Participants completed the personality test then anonymously reported their behaviors. Here's how tenants with the highest scores (top quartile) differed from those with the lowest scores (bottom quartile):
5×
Less likely to have been contacted about past-due rent.
3×
Less likely to cause significant property damage.
4× faster at reporting damage requiring attention.
3×
Less likely to keep neighbors up at night.
16×
Fewer angry outbursts.
Half as many unreasonable requests.
3×
More likely to keep their living space tidy.
18×
Less likely to engage in theft.
3× less likely to have unauthorized additional occupants.
5×
More likely to leave a clean unit when vacating.
Results are based on anonymous, self-reported tenant behaviors. Comparisons are between the top and bottom quartiles on the relevant assessment scales.
It includes a lie detector.
Unlikely virtues. When a person tries to distort their answers to make themselves look good, they will claim virtues that are only true of a small percentage of people. Examples include “I never feel sad,” or “I never lie.” Ironically, a person claiming to never lie is probably lying about it! A person is flagged for claiming too many unlikely virtues.
$23 per report
No annual commitment
Predictable annual billing and significant savings when you need more reports.
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