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RentSpree automates tenant screening across all 50 states

Updated on Mar 10, 2025

Published on Feb 10, 2019

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Courtney Finello
Courtney Finello
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RentSpree achieves 50-state presence to bring renting into the modern age.

Los Angeles, Feb. 10, 2019 -- RentSpree now handles the screening process for real state professionals in all 50 states.

Los Angeles-based RentSpree is a real estate technology company that has created a proprietary platform allowing agents and owners to seamlessly screen and verify tenants. The award-winning tool automates the lease application process for agents by providing a 24/7, one-stop system for screening applicants.

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