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Self verify your rental history TenantBio — Secure Rental History Sharing TenantBio enables renters to securely share their rental history directly from their property manager’s resident portal with trusted third parties. Instead of chasing landlords or uploading documents that can be altered, TenantBio lets you share verified data straight from the source — your resident portal. How it works: 1. A third party (lender, property manager, or screening company) asks you to share your rental history 2. Install the TenantBio Chrome extension 3. Log in to your resident portal through a guided, secure flow 4. Your rental data is shared directly — no documents, no back-and-forth Why TenantBio - No landlord required — skip delays and unresponsive references - Secure by design — you never share your login credentials - Fraud-resistant — data comes directly from your resident portal - Fast and simple — complete the process in just a few minutes TenantBio is part of Renter, Inc.’s broader mission to make rental verification more accurate, secure, and fraud-resistant — especially in the parts of the process where fraud is hardest to detect. Supported Resident Portals: You can share your rental history if your landlord uses the popular property management software for Apartments and single family property management. Visit TenantBio.com to see what resident portals are compatible and learn more about our solution.
Sep 3, 2026
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