It is important to note that when you are denied by RentGrow, the decision is made by the property manager or landlord, not by RentGrow itself. RentGrow's client (the property manager or landlord) establishes the parameters that result in a RentGrow application denial. Although RentGrow algorithms determine your credit risk level, it is important to note that the evaluation of your data is based on the client's parameters, which can be highly customised.

 How Does RentGrow Conduct Background Checks?

RentGrow conducts background checks by obtaining your consent for screening and personal identifying information, such as your name, birthdate, and social security number, from the property manager or landlord. We then use algorithms to gather data related to various categories of information (see below for more details). The information is filtered through a process meant to eliminate irrelevant, wrongful, or unreportable data, and a report is generated.

Where does RentGrow obtain their information? Each RentGrow report is created using the information you provide on your rental application to your potential landlord or property manager. The report includes data such as the RentGrow credit report, RentGrow credit score, RentGrow criminal history data, and RentGrow rental history data. This information is obtained from external sources, including credit bureaus (Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion) and rental-related subsidiaries operated by these companies.

If you have a Rentgrow credit inquiry on your credit check report, it is because an inquiry was made with the intention of you entering a lease. This type of inquiry is reportable. Legitimate inquiries cannot be removed from your credit report. If you did not authorize a RentGrow inquiry, you can dispute this error and seek correction.

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