Is This Rental Real?
Five public-records checks on a rental you're interested in. We surface facts from county records, the MLS, and rental comps — then tell you what to ask, and who to ask.
We do not issue a verdict on the listing or the person offering it. Each check ends with a specific question — usually one to ask the licensed listing agent on file. You make the call.
Run the five checks
Lets Check 2 compare the rent you've been quoted to local comps. We do not store this number — only a flag that you provided one.
Three minutes, five checks, zero guesswork.
Type the property address (and the rent you've been quoted, if you want a market reading).
We pull facts from county records, MLS, and rental comp data — then explain what each one means to you.
Each check ends with a specific action — usually a question to ask the licensed listing agent on file. We never make a verdict; you decide.
The five checks
- Property reality. Does the address exist in public records, and what does the county say it is?
- Rent vs. local market. Median rent for nearby comparables, and where the rent you've been quoted falls.
- For-sale status. Is the property currently being sold? If yes, who's the licensed listing agent to call.
- Foreclosure status. Public-records foreclosure activity + your rights as a tenant of a foreclosed property.
- Clone listings. Whether the same address appears at conflicting prices on other rental sites.
Every check is sourced and dated. We never publish the recorded owner's name. We never label a listing or a person as fraudulent.