Turbo Tenant Renter Login (2024)

FAQs

What makes a great tenant answer? ›

Pay rent on time. Follow lease terms. Refrain from causing problems with other tenants or neighbors. Keep from damaging your property beyond normal wear and tear.

TurboTenant is a valuable property management tool landlords can use to generate more leads, screen potential renters, collect payments, and more. Everything is simplified with TurboTenant, and the platform is well-organized and easy to use.

TurboTenant makes money by collecting and keeping the screening fee.

​ TurboTenant cannot control or guarantee a particular change in your credit score. However, scores typically increase the most for renters who lack credit history or have low scores.

Have the full address, the dates you lived there, and the reason why you left each residence at your fingertips. Proof of ability to pay. Landlords will often accept a recent pay stub showing your current income, the prior year's tax return, or a current bank statement as proof of your ability to pay the rent.

Our CEO and founder, Sarnen Steinbarth, has been an independent landlord since he was 19.

TurboTenant encrypts data using 256-bit encryption both at rest and in transit. So you won't have to worry about hackers stealing landlord or tenant information.

TurboTenant is the fastest growing property management tool for small landlords – serving over 550,000 landlords.

What payment processor does TurboTenant use? ›

Our rent payments platform is completely confidential and secure with the use of Stripe, an industry leader in payment processing, to safely transfer your tenants payment directly into your bank account. Furthermore, you and your renters' information is encrypted to protect your payment information.

Seamus Nally is the CEO of TurboTenant and a landlord of several properties in Upstate New York and Colorado.

You can easily set up online rent payments through your TurboTenant account in less than five minutes for free. Tenants have the option of setting up an ACH account or paying rent with a debit or credit card with a 3.49% processing fee.

The credit score needed to rent an apartment varies depending on the landlord and location. Landlords typically look for a credit score of 620 or higher. A higher credit score may increase your chances of getting approved and may result in better rental terms.

Missing or cut-off pages in credit reports

Maybe the applicant is trying to hide something or maybe they are covering up outstanding debts that they don't want you to know about. Either way, if information is missing it's a red flag that's worth paying attention to.

I'm committed to being a respectful, reliable tenant and a good neighbor, who will pay my rent on time, care for the property and communicate with you whenever needed. Please feel free to contact my references or me personally with any questions or concerns.

So that they take better care of your rental property, which is also their home, you might consider offering your tenants free carpet cleaning or a fresh coat of paint for a few of the rooms. This thoughtful gesture is a wonderful method of showing appreciation, as it will make them feel more at ease and welcome.

You should dress well and strike up a conversation. Tell the landlord or property manager what you like about the place and share a bit about yourself. That will help make an impression that you're a serious renter, as will a quick follow-up email or hand-written note after the open house.

A crucial component of finding the best-qualified tenants is Screening. This involves checking a tenant's employment history, rental history, credit score, criminal history, and references. This background check enables you to filter through your applicants and identify the best ones.