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The only reusable tenant screening report built specifically for California's AB 2559 framework — with 100% unlimited sharing and 24/7 real human support.
Don’t risk your application on a cheap, generic background check. Get the one report that’s built to California’s legal standard for reusable tenant screening reports — backed by a team of real local experts, not AI robots, here to help you get approved.
No Longer Pay Multiple Application Fees (With Participating Landlords)
In California, landlords may choose to accept a Reusable Tenant Screening Report (RTSR) under AB 2559 (Civil Code § 1950.1). Landlords who opt in must post notice of that acceptance — and once they do, they cannot charge you an application fee or a fee to access your report if you provide a qualifying RTSR.
The Math of Moving Smarter
Most successful renters apply to at least 5 properties before securing their next home.
- The Traditional Way: 5 Landlords × 5 Mandatory Reports (*$65+ each) = $326.00+
- The Portable Way: 5 Landlords × 1 Reusable Report = $59.95
- Your Immediate Savings: $260
Pro Tip: In highly competitive markets where you may need to apply to 10+ properties to secure a lease, an RTSR saves over $590 in application fees with participating landlords — while keeping you first in line.
The Speed to Lease: Be "Approval Ready" Before You Tour
In California’s most competitive rental markets — from the coastal demand of the Bay Area, to the fast-moving Los Angeles and San Diego metros, to the growing Inland Empire and Sacramento markets — the best properties move in days, not weeks. If you’re waiting 48+ hours for a new background check every time, someone else is already signing the lease.
The “Get Ahead” Advantage:
- Zero Wait Time: Traditional screenings take days to clear. With your RTSR in hand, you’re “Approval Ready” the moment you find the right property and a participating landlord.
- Skip the Line: While other applicants are just starting their paperwork, you’re handing a participating landlord a verified, state-compliant screening report on the spot.
- Beat the Competition: In a market where 10+ people are eyeing the same property, the renter who’s ready wins.
A Complete Profile Landlords Trust
Our reports are powered by TransUnion™ data. Thorough data that landlords/property managers rely on to choose you as their next tenant. Your comprehensive profile includes:
Employment & Income Verification
Proof of your ability to pay.
Identity Verification
Fraud-prevention measures to protect your data.
Address/Rental History Report
A record of your previous addresses and residency timeline.
How it works:
1. Create Account
Enter your information and securely upload your documents to complete your RTSR.
2. Generate Report
Complete one application and pay a single fee of $59.95.
3. Share with Landlords
Send a secure invitation to any landlord or property manager.
4. Save Time & Money
Your report is valid for 30 days, have unlimited shares to landlords, and you don’t have to pay rental application fees.
Know Your Rights: 100% California State Law Compliant
Under Assembly Bill 2559 (AB 2559), codified at California Civil Code § 1950.1, effective January 1, 2023:
- Opt-In, Not Mandatory: California landlords may elect to accept reusable tenant screening reports. The law does not force every landlord to participate — but landlords who do opt in must follow strict rules once they do.
- No Double-Dipping on Fees: If a landlord has opted in and you provide a valid RTSR, that landlord cannot charge you an application screening fee or a fee to access the report.
- 30-Day Validity: Your report must have been issued within the last 30 days to qualify — RTSR keeps your report fresh and ready to share the moment you need it.
- Required Notice: Landlords who accept RTSRs must clearly disclose that acceptance in four places: on every online listing, on their website, on the application form, and at the physical leasing office.
- Your Right to Review: You have the right to review your report for accuracy and dispute any errors directly with the screening company.
- Penalties for Non-Compliance: A landlord who violates the requirements of AB 2559 can be held liable for damages up to $2,500, plus court costs and attorney’s fees.
Professional Standards & Certifications
We provide California reusable tenant screening reports in accordance with AB 2559, Civil Code § 1950.1, and industry standards. By partnering with TransUnion™, we ensure your data is generated by a National Consumer Reporting Agency (CRA) and delivered through a secure, tamper-proof platform.
Our membership in the NCRA and NAA/AASC, combined with our FCRA certification, ensures that both you and your future landlord get verified data with total confidence. You get a verified, unaltered report that protects your identity while saving you money.
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Common Questions About Reusable Reports
The information below is based on California House Bills 23-1099 and 25-1236.
No. Under AB 2559, California landlords may choose whether to accept reusable tenant screening reports. If a landlord has opted in — which they must disclose publicly — they are required to accept a valid RTSR in place of running their own screening and cannot charge you an additional fee.
If the landlord has opted in to accepting RTSRs and your report is valid (issued within the last 30 days), they cannot charge you an application screening fee or a fee to access your report. If a landlord hasn’t opted in, standard application fee rules under Civil Code § 1950.6 still apply.
If a landlord has publicly opted in to accepting reusable reports (per the required notice on their listings, website, application, and leasing office) but still charges a fee or refuses a valid report, they may be liable for damages up to $2,500 plus court costs and attorney’s fees.
Yes. Your report is generated through TransUnion™, a National Credit Reporting Agency, and delivered through a secure, encrypted, tamper-proof platform.
Yes. California law prohibits landlords from denying an applicant, or advertising against applicants, based on their source of income — including Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers — since January 1, 2020. A landlord can’t refuse to rent to you, or refuse to participate in the voucher program, simply because part or all of your rent will be paid by a subsidy.
Disclaimer
$65 Per Report Estimate: This figure is based on the 2025 California market average, where application fees are capped under Civil Code § 1950.6 at approximately $64.50–$65.37 per applicant, adjusted annually for the Consumer Price Index (CPI). Actual fees and savings may vary by property. Acceptance of reusable tenant screening reports is voluntary for California landlords under AB 2559 (Civil Code § 1950.1); RTSR ensures your report meets all legal requirements so that participating landlords can accept it fee-free.