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How Do I Create a Generic Rental Application for All Prospects?
How Do I Create a Generic Rental Application for All Prospects?

Learn how to create one rental application for all your applicants rather than one for each property.

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Written by Nolan Hofstee
Updated over a week ago

Overview

DoorLoop’s tenant screening system gives you the flexibility to meet your workflow needs. This extends beyond just editing the application questions themselves. You can also decide how to set up your rental applications depending on the experience you want for your potential tenants.

For example, you might want to “pre-screen” prospects, where they fill out an initial rental application, perhaps without getting charged. From those applications, you might pick out several “finalists” to submit another rental application where you request TransUnion SmartMove reports to do a full background check.

Another possibility is that you might have many properties and you aren’t interested in setting up a separate rental application for each property because you don’t need the benefits this provides.

Either way, DoorLoop has you covered!

What are the pros and cons of separate rental applications for each property?

  • Having unique rental application links for each property allows prospects to see the address of the property they are actually applying to rent.

  • Also allows you to easily see applications separated by property, rather than having to edit the rental application later.

  • If needed, you can also set different settings or questions for each property rental application.

    • However, this means you have to set up rental applications for each property.


What are the pros and cons of one rental application for all my properties?


The Steps

You’ve decided to create a generic rental application that prospects for all your properties will use when applying. The steps below go through how to do this.

Step 1

First, you will need to create a “property”that represents your business.

Step 2

Step 3


Additional Considerations


Next Steps

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