Landlord Credit Bureau

Tenant Benefits

Build a Positive Tenant Record, Skip the Line

Get the Rental Property You Deserve

  • Build a Positive Tenant Record
  • Establish a Verified Rental History
  • Monitor Your Record
  • Improve Your Future Rental Options

Landlord Credit Bureau Benefits Responsible Tenants

Develop a Positive Tenant Record

Choose the Rental Property You Want

Tenants rarely recive an extra benefit for paying rent on-time, taking care of the place and just being a good tenant. When a landlord reports rent payments to Landlord Credit Bureau, responsible tenants benefit. Having a positive Tenant Record will show your next Landlord that you deserve to fill the vacancy.

To start building your positive Tenant history, visit FrontLobby to create your lease and invite your Landlord. 

Skip the Line

Get Ahead of the Competition

Your positive verified rental history can make or break whether you get the next rental unit you apply for. A positive rent payment history on your credit report may be especially important if you have little or no credit history—for example if you are a young student or newcomer.

Monitor Your Tenant Record

View Your Tenant Record

Data accuracy and security are our priorities. Contact Landlord Credit Bureau to review your Tenant Record and ensure accurate information is being reported. If you have reviewed your Tenant Record and found an error, please contact us so it can be corrected. To begin, you will need to verify your identity and provide copies of documentation.

Improve Your Credit Report

Earn Credit for Paying Rent

By having your on-time rent payments reported to the credit bureaus, you can improve your credit report and help repair any poor credit history. Avoid waiting the 6-7 years for bad accounts to fall off your credit history. To begin rent reporting visit FrontLobby, where tenants can have their rental payments reported to the credit bureaus and improve their credit report. 

Questions About Landlord Credit Bureau

If you are interested in Landlord Credit Bureau and still have questions, please email us at support@landlordcreditbureau.com

Landlord Credit Bureau (“LCB”) is a credit and consumer reporting agency, commonly known as a Credit Bureau.

LCB is a unique Credit Bureau and was formed solely to serve the rental housing industry by supporting both Landlords and Tenants.

LCB maintains a database of verified Tenant Records. LCB verifies the identity of each landlord prior to accepting Tenant Records to prevent the fraudulent references prevalent in the rental housing industry today. As a result, LCB Tenant Records are uniquely valuable for Landlords when screening applicants and for helping Tenants access housing by showing a positive rental history despite any poor credit or no credit.

In addition to rental payment history, Tenant Records contain the verified contact information for previous Landlords. Tenants can seek out Landlords who use Landlord Credit Bureau knowing they are actively helping them build a positive Tenant Record.

A LCB Tenant Record is a record of current and former rental history which includes rental payment history (e.g. on-time, late, debts), identity verified past and present Landlords’ contact information, and inquiries.

If debts are owed, Landlord Credit Bureau encourages Landlords and Tenants to work towards a mutually beneficial payment plan. If a payment plan is in place and a Tenant is paying according to the plan, no debts may be reported to Landlord Credit Bureau. Payments according to the payment plan should be recorded as being paid on time and the Tenant can use them to build a positive Tenant Record. However, if a Tenant stops paying according to the payment plan, the total outstanding debt may be recorded.

If a Tenant believes a debt is being reported when there is a payment plan in place, please follow our dispute process outline here. When submitting please attach a copy of the payment plan signed by both parties and proof of payment.

Prior to reporting to Landlord Credit Bureau review our Legal Framework. Landlord Credit Bureau accepts rental history data from FrontLobby. Both Landlords and Tenants can create an account on FrontLobby to initiate rent reporting.

Start reporting rent payments to Landlord Credit Bureau by visiting FrontLobby.

Landlord Credit Bureau is the rental housing industry’s Credit Bureau. LCB was formed solely to serve the rental housing industry by supporting both Landlords and Tenants.

Working with Landlords and Property Managers of all sizes, LCB enables rental history data to show on a Tenant Record.

For Tenants with poor credit or no credit, but a history of always paying rent, they find it harder to secure housing. A Tenant Record enables Tenants who may otherwise be overlooked, to show potential Landlords that despite a low credit score, they are a responsible and should be rented to.

When Landlords report to Landlord Credit Bureau they are actively helping their responsible Tenants build a positive Tenant Record. Reporting to LCB also helps Landlords reduce their delinquencies and recover rental debts.

Landlord Credit Bureau is a registered reporting agency and strives to assist Tenants with the creation of beneficial Tenant Records, protect Tenants from inaccurate information being reported, as well as help Landlords who might otherwise resort to reporting to an illegal Tenant blacklist.

For the benefit and protection of Landlords, Property Managers and Tenants, there are protections in place to help ensure that usage is compliant with relevant legislation, that the data provided is accurate, and that all users identifications are verified. There is also a dispute resolution process available should there be any concerns.

For additional details on compliance, read Landlord Credit Bureau’s Legal Framework.

Landlord Credit Bureau does not maintain any blacklists. Landlord Credit Bureau is a credit and consumer reporting agency, neutrally incorporating positive and negative rental history information into Tenant Records. Landlord Credit Bureau provides a formal and regulated mechanism and is improving the accessibility and transparency of the rental ecosystem which we hope will eliminate the unfair and illegal blacklists in existence.

Just as important as the ability to report delinquent behavior, is the capability for Landlords and Property Managers to report responsible behavior from Tenants who uphold their commitments and should be rewarded.

Over 94% of the Tenant Records with Landlord Credit Bureau are for responsible Tenants who do not owe any debts, and their Landlords are assisting with the benefits of positive Tenant Records.

Tenants can access their Landlord Credit Bureau Tenant Record for free by submitting a Tenant Record Request Form and documentation to verify their identity.

After receiving a Tenant Record Request Form, Landlord Credit Bureau will email or mail the consumer their Tenant Record or inform them if no record was found.

You may request your Tenant Record here.

Due to the evolving economic and regulatory landscape around eviction moratoriums, rental assistance, and rental payment policies, Landlord Credit Bureau does not allow landlords or property managers to report Covid- 19 pandemic debts in the United States. This policy is to ensure Landlords and Tenants are protected and compliant with local regulations.

A Covid-19 debt is defined as unpaid rent caused by the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic and incurred between January 31, 2020, and September 30, 2021.

In the case of debts, we encourage all parties to explore government programs for rental payment assistance or to explore a payment plan option.

If the debt was not caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, or there is a monetary judgment or ruling, or the debtor has violated the agreed upon payment plan, then debts may be reported to Landlord Credit Bureau.

Additional information on the US CARES Act can be found here.

LCB Tenant Records are accessible to Landlords and Property Managers for rental housing screening purposes through our reseller Frontlobby.

Landlords can access LCB’s database by pulling a Credit Report from FrontLobby. FrontLobby’s Credit Reports include a detailed Equifax Credit Report with credit score, as well as a Tenant Record from Landlord Credit Bureau.

Tenant Records are ID verified records which include payment history and the contact information for current and previous Landlords.

Start screening Tenants by obtaining a Credit Report from FrontLobby.