One application, one online payment, and a lease for every unit. The company manages it all from its own portal, and your team never re-keys a thing.
Harbor Medical Group picks four units at The Union, then adds who lives in each.
Send a corporate application link from the Hub. One contact adds the company's details and tax ID, picks every unit they need, and adds occupants, pets, vehicles, and rentable items for each, or adds occupants later.
Harbor Medical Group pays $1,590 once for four units, and the Hub recommends approving the company at a business credit score of 78.
Application fees, admin fees, and holding deposits for every unit go into one online payment. Venn runs business credit on the company's tax ID, and your team approves the company before any unit applications are created.
An employee confirms the criteria, verifies ID, and passes a background check in a phone browser, and each unit moves to Lease sent.
Employees confirm your rental criteria, verify their ID, and complete a background check in their phone's browser, with no app and no fee. Occupants who aren't employees get full screening, like any applicant. Then each unit gets its own application, decision, and lease, signed by the company.
Company details are entered once, not once for every unit.
Every application-phase fee is paid online in one transaction.
One company email covers every unit, so no one invents addresses to sign each lease.
Companies can lease units first and add the people living there when they know them.
A corporate rental application lets one company lease several apartments in a single application. With Venn, the company applies once, pays once, and is screened on business credit, and each unit gets its own lease.
Venn runs a business credit check on the company's tax ID, and your team reviews the result and approves the company before any unit applications are created.
Occupants don't pay. Employees confirm your rental criteria, verify their ID, and complete a background check in their browser, with no app to download. Occupants who aren't employees go through full screening, like any applicant.
Yes. Companies can lease the units first and add occupants later.
We'll walk through one company leasing several units, from link to signed leases.
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