Tenant Screening Report Aggregator for Independent Landlords

An independent landlord owns a duplex. When a unit becomes vacant, they list it on Zillow and receive 30 applications. They manually review each: check employment by calling the employer listed on the application (which may be fake), verify income by requesting pay stubs (which can be fabricated with free PDF editors), check credit through a $25 TransUnion portal (one report at a time), search the county court website for eviction records (different interface per county), and call the previous landlord listed on the application (who may be a friend posing as a landlord). This process takes 2-3 hours per serious applicant. After screening 5 finalists, they have spent 10-15 hours and $125 in credit check fees. A tool that runs all checks in parallel, flags inconsistencies (employer phone number matches applicant's phone, pay stub formatting matches a known template), and presents a unified risk assessment would reduce screening from hours to minutes.