LeasingDesk Resident Screening Report

RealPage, Inc. is a real estate software company that builds tools for landlords and property managers. One of its key tools is LeasingDesk, a nationwide specialty consumer reporting agency that provides background checks and tenant screening reports. When someone applies to rent housing (apartments, condos, and houses) LeasingDesk helps landlords decide whether to approve or reject the application.

(1) More Information about the LeasingDesk Screening Report:

To create these reports, LeasingDesk collects several types of personal information. This includes standard financial history from major credit bureaus (like credit cards, loans, and late payments), past eviction records, rental payment histories, and public criminal court records. It also tracks personal identity details, past addresses, and income data to confirm who the applicant is and whether they can afford the rent. The main customers buying these reports are apartment property managers, commercial real estate owners, affordable housing groups, and student housing operators looking to lower their financial risk. 

According to RealPage’s corporate website, the company offers specialized credit scoring tools like LeasingDesk Score and its newer AI Screening platform. Instead of using a basic FICO credit score, these products calculate a specialized score that predicts the chance a renter will break a lease or fail to pay rent. RealPage also features a Credit Optimizer tool inside LeasingDesk. This feature helps landlords set custom financial thresholds to automatically classify applicants as a low, medium, or high risk.

(2) Request a LeasingDesk Screening Report by Telephone or Mail 

Request a copy of your LeasingDesk specialty credit report file by telephone (1-866-934-1124) or by mail (LeasingDesk Screening, Attn: LeasingDesk Screening Consumer Relations, 2201 Lakeside Blvd., Richardson, TX 75082).

(3) Request a LeasingDesk Screening Report Online

SpecialScores.com provides an online option to request a copy of your LeasingDesk screening report file.

(4) Dispute Errors in your LeasingDesk Screening Report File

If you find information in your consumer report that you believe is inaccurate or incomplete, you may have the legal right to dispute the report’s content with the consumer reporting company and the company that shared the information to the reporting company. Under federal law, the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), companies must conduct a reasonable investigation of your dispute. The company that provided the incorrect information must correct the error, and notify every consumer reporting company to whom it provided the inaccurate information.