Verifying and pre-screening – quintessential for a tenant’s selection!
- Avoid any damage to your property content
- Avoid any rental payment defaults
Verifying Tenant Identification – quickly and efficiently verify tenant
Tenancy verification is the preliminary step towards selecting a potential candidate. Assess tenant’s credentials through tenant reference checks and tenant screening. When tenant identification is verified properly it eliminates the landlord's biggest nightmare. With us, you avoid any wrong decisions in selecting a tenant. Our Insurance partners help you vet out a potential tenant and reduce any void periods.
Tenant Credit History Checks - Avoid risk
Verify tenant’s background information by cross checking his employment status with his employer, previous landlord’s check, credit history check, CCJ, bankruptcy checks and financial status from his banks. Get an enhanced check known as Comprehensive reference check which is a detailed one. If the tenant is self employed, ask for a reference from an accountant, or in some cases you might insist on a guarantor if there are no references available from former landlords. Such detailed reference checks are proven to detect undesirable, high risk or fraudulent prospective tenants.
Tenant Verification helps to carry out the following:
- Gathering tenant information
- Carrying out reference checks at basic or comprehensive checks
- Screening tenant information
- Providing tenant screening tips if done by landlord
Find a tenant for as little as £40 and save on expensive letting agent fees. Avoid falling in any pitfalls and carry out your tenant’s background checks. Look out for some one who has paid his rent on time and has caused no damage to his previous landlord.
Applying for Tenant Referencing online is easy – you apply once and experienced tenant assessors take care of everything for you. Review the credit history, and identify any bankruptcy, CCJ's, fraud and credit score. Seek tips from tenant screening guide online or reach out our expert tenant assessor’s advice. |
