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Keep your renter information organized. Share it deliberately.

A Tenant Passport gives you one place to maintain renter details. It stays private until you explicitly publish it, and you choose which available sections a landlord may see.

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Keep control of the information behind an application

Rental applications can involve personal and financial details.

RentalHunt keeps your Tenant Passport private while you prepare it. Publishing requires an explicit consent step that summarizes the effective disclosure and access setting.

You can return a published Passport to draft whenever you want to change what it reveals.

Your Tenant Passport, under your control

Maintain one renter profile, keep it private by default, and share only the available sections you select.

One link for the details you choose to share

Build a Tenant Passport, keep it private while you edit, and explicitly publish selected renter information when you are ready.

Keep renter information organized

Add employment, income, household, budget, and preference details to your private profile, then choose which sections may be public.

Track reference requests

Request references and keep approved responses connected to your renter profile without presenting unreviewed entries as verified evidence.

Reuse saved application details

Set your preferences and use saved renter information when applying to matching RentalHunt listings.

Keep viewing details with each application

Review offered viewing times and keep confirmations with the related listing and application.

Control your public presentation

Choose a layout and the exact profile sections you want a landlord to see. Changes that widen disclosure require a fresh publish decision.

Optional workflow: Auto Apply

Reuse selected details for matching listings.

Auto Apply uses the preferences you configure to prepare applications for matching RentalHunt listings. Review the settings and information being shared before enabling the workflow.

Set your budget, move-in date, and preferred neighbourhoods

Configured preferences are used to identify candidate listings

Selected saved renter details are reused in the application

Track each resulting application from your account

Build once. Review each application.

Build the profile at your own pace and update its publication state whenever your information or sharing choices change.

Create a tenant account

Create an account with an available sign-in method and choose the renter role.

Build your Tenant Passport

Add the renter information you want to keep together and request references when useful.

Apply or share deliberately

Apply to a RentalHunt listing, or explicitly publish and share your Passport link with the access setting you choose.

Track the next step

Keep application status, messages, and offered viewing times connected to the relevant listing.

Compare tenant plans.

Start free, then add Tenant Premium when its reusable application and Passport tools are useful to you.

Are you a landlord?

See the available tools for creating listings, reviewing applications, scheduling viewings, and managing documents.

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Review your Tenant Passport options.

Start with a private renter profile. Publish a Passport only when you have reviewed and accepted its effective sharing settings.

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