Stop paying for a new screening report every time you apply. Submit your portable tenant screening report online, share it with multiple landlords during your state’s valid period (e.g. 30 days). Lower costs. Faster approvals.
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LeaseRunner runs FCRA-compliant portable tenant screening. The report provides landlords with CRA-verified data that showcases your strong portable renter profile.
Show landlords our unique RS³ Credit Score, built on real banking and rental data.
This bank-driven affordability metric gives landlords a clearer view of your profile, helping you increase approval chances.
LeaseRunner has developed exclusive portable tenant-screening services to optimize your rental application process. We run comprehensive portable tenant background checks to give landlords stronger reasons to say yes.
You can confidently show your ability to pay rent on time through modern banking metrics instead of a traditional credit score. Boost your approvals.
You get CRA-verified data to create an accurate, up-to-date PTSR. Complete the process online, get your report instantly, and protect your data through our secure platform.
Your LeaseRunner PTSR meets state-specific and federal screening requirements. No reapplying, no compliance issues, no wasted fees.
You only pay once and get unlimited uses for your report. No subscriptions, no surprise charges.
How to Order
Get your portable tenant screening report online through a fast, secure, and paperless process.
Sign up or log in to your LeaseRunner account by using your email address.
Fill in your rental and screening details for the PTSR.
Make your payment. Share your tenant screening report with many landlords directly on our secure dashboard.
You only need to pay once and reuse your tenant screening report within 30-60 days, depending on the state law.
Affordable, shareable, and available nationwide.
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Pay $20 once for a tenant screening report and reshare it with multiple landlords during the valid report period. No repeated screening orders. No extra application fees.
From Colorado to California, more states now require landlords to accept reusable tenant screening reports, giving you greater control of your information and fewer fees with every rental application.
Is Your State Next?
More states are adding PTSR acceptance every year. Stay tuned on LeaseRunner for new updates!
FAQs
Yes, most renters can obtain a PTSR. You typically need to meet the standard tenant screening criteria, which may include:
Many landlords across the U.S. now accept portable tenant screening reports, though acceptance may vary by state. As of 2026, the states that accept PTSRs include:
You can share your PTSR directly from your LeaseRunner dashboard. Send landlords a secure report link or PDF so they can review your renter profile without asking you to repeat the screening process.
You can share your PTSR with as many landlords as you want during the valid report period. This helps you apply to more rentals without paying for a new screening report each time.
Yes! You can check your tenant screening report yourself before submitting it to landlords. This ensures that your rental and credit information is accurate and up-to-date, improving your chances of approval.
You can order a Portable Tenant Screening Report (PTSR) at $20 from LeaseRunner per applicant aged 18 years or older. This is a one-time fee that gives you a reusable report, which can be shared with multiple landlords for 30 days. Our portable tenant screening service is designed to be affordable and shareable nationwide.
No, the fee for a Portable Tenant Screening Report (PTSR) is non-refundable. Once the report is generated, it is considered a completed service.
After your 30-day PTSR expires, you may need to order a new report to keep your screening information current. Some states may allow a different validity period, so check your state’s PTSR rules before sharing an older report.
Ask the landlord to confirm their PTSR policy before you apply. In some states, landlords must accept a valid PTSR if it meets legal requirements. In other states, acceptance may depend on the landlord’s policy or disclosure rules.
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