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Adding documents like ID proof, employment letter, and pay-stubs to your Tenant profile is not mandatory but, greatly improves the chances of getting your a...

Any government-issued documents are accepted as ID proof when applying to a rental property. Few examples are given below for your perusal:  Passport (an ...

You can still apply to the rental property but the property owner/manager might ask you for an explanation, or additional documents to prove you are legally...

Social Insurance Number (SIN) in Canada is equivalent to the Social Security Number (SSN) in the U.S. This would help the property owner/manager to run a cr...

This would help the property owner/manager verify your length of employment and in turn determine if you have a stable employment history

This would help the property owner/manager understand if you will be able to afford the rent and pay as scheduled.

Property owner/manager asks for proof of employment along with your salary details so that they can determine your financial affordability to pay the rent.

If you do not have a credit report, you can get the same from Equifax, TransUnion, or any other trusted and reliable credit check providers. Alternatively, ...

Other liabilities refer to any other financial obligations such as Child Support, Car Loan, Personal Loan, Student Loan, Mortgage, Outstanding Credit Card p...

Additional documents could refer to any piece of paper that could enhance the tenant profile and help the property owner/manager take a positive decision wi...