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Every property manager knows the two silent killers of net operating income (NOI): vacancy loss and bad debt. Both cut straight to the bottom line, and both are harder than ever to control in today’s rental market. But what if the same decision you make at the front door — applicant screening — could dramatically reduce both risks at once?

Harmon 370 faced substantial challenges before partnering with Payscore. The property was only 51% occupied, and delinquency rates were alarmingly high with bad debt standing at $600,000.

In this challenging environment with slow rent growth, leading property management companies focus on maintaining financial stability and operational efficiency. Relying on Payscore to automate income verification addresses these challenges so property managers meet and exceed their NOI goals and streamline operations.

Payscore helps property managers overcome the complexities raised by this new legislation.

With a local labor force leading the way in gig-economy employment, New Earth Residential needed Payscore's automated income verification solution with the native ability to detect the truth about applicant income especially when multiple income streams are present.

Payscore's embedded identity verification accelerates access to the truth about applicant income.

Detecting fraudulent documents is like closing the barn door after the horse is running across the field. Learn how your property management peers are eliminating fraud at the source AND improving NOI by replacing pay stubs with 100% bank-verified analysis. See the truth about applicant income with Payscore.

Two challenges confront property management teams: first, the explosion of organized rings of fraudsters with the wide availability of “how-to” information on social media exploiting gaps in fraud protection and second, rent growth declining 1% year-over-year. Automated income verification from Payscore renders NOI objectives attainable.

In an age where digital fraud runs rampant, why do residential property managers persist in accepting pay stubs and bank statements?

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Simplify the re-financing or sale of an asset by presenting the due diligence team with a defensible, predictable revenue stream.

Dedicated to helping onsite teams rapidly improve the quality of their leads, Payscore announces new capabilities in their service. Today, Payscore customers can easily learn which banks are included in their network, see whether applicants have erroneously entered duplicate accounts or business accounts in their application, and visually assess the progress and outcomes for the income verification reports they submitted.

From improving efficiency and accuracy to enhancing security and compliance, automated income verification from Payscore simplifies the application evaluation process and enables property managers to make better decisions for their communities. By embracing this technology, property managers can stay competitive in the market, attract the right tenants, and ultimately, boost the Net Operating Income (NOI) of their properties.

Customer suggestions drive clarity and efficiency during the income verification process.

It’s common knowledge that as a landlord, you should invest in screening your tenants. One bad tenant can cause a series of headaches, late rent payments, and possibly the expense and hassle of an eviction process. Ugh!

Payscore continues its successful battle against fraudulent pay stubs submitted by applicants. Our automated income verification report now includes the verified account holder name of the connected bank account or prepaid card.

Payscore has upgraded its income report to support property managers and lenders with making faster and more confident decisions when considering applicants.

With Payscore, it doesn't matter what the fraudsters are doing. We go straight to the source to instantly deliver the info landlords need to make well-informed decisions regarding applicant income.