As W2s wane and freelancing rises, application assessments fall short, overlooking good residents due to limited and outdated qualification methods. Download this white paper to dive into the evolving residential rental landscape and explore innovative bridges to the gap.

The residential rental landscape faces challenges, often sidelining both operators and potential high-quality residents. Notably, even Maxwell Frost, the youngest and first Generation Z member of Congress, faced barriers renting an apartment due to credit challenges.

As the U.S. sees an uptick in freelancers, anticipated to reach 90 million by 2028, age-old rental criteria fail to reflect today’s economic nuances. Operators, stuck with traditional metrics, risk bypassing tenants from diverse financial backgrounds, including rising freelancers and professionals from overseas.

Download this white paper and learn about:

• How landlords can diversify their tenant base without jeopardizing financial stability

• An improved way for operators to determine who qualifies and who doesn’t

• A solution that expands the applicant pool by shouldering the financial risks of harder-to-qualify residents

• Rectifying rental market misalignments