Tenant screening

Tenant screening that runs against published criteria

Screening is where fair-housing risk lives. Ayillo forces uniform, published criteria and generates adverse-action notices automatically.

Published criteria, applied identically

Ayillo requires the property to publish screening criteria — credit floor, income multiple, criminal-history policy — before applications open. Every applicant runs against the same standard. When a report drives a denial, Ayillo builds the adverse-action notice with the screening company's name and the applicant's right to dispute.

What we screen

  • Credit report and score.
  • Eviction and civil-judgment history.
  • Criminal history where allowed and configured.
  • Income verification via paystub, bank connection, or documented deposit.
  • Prior landlord references.
FAQ

Frequently asked

Is criminal-history screening banned in some places?

Yes. Ayillo respects local ban-the-box rules and applies criminal screening only where and how the jurisdiction allows.

Who sees the underlying report?

The landlord or property manager who ran the screening. Applicants see the summary decision and, if adverse, the notice with dispute rights.

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