National Tenant Network

Review:

The National Tenant Network (NTN) is a reputable tenant screening service that has been operating in the U.S. for nearly four decades. Created to help landlords streamline the leasing process, NTN's screenings cover credit records and scores, previous address and landlord history, employee verification, and criminal checks across all 50 states.

Pros:

• NTN's criminal screening covers nationwide and county-specific areas and includes checks of the sex offender database.
• The platform offers a DecisionPoint feature that gathers information and determines a tenant score for each applicant.
• The service provides a comprehensive tenant performance profile that includes eviction history and terrorist alerts.
• NTN offers a mobile app that allows landlords to process applications and forms while on the go.
• The membership fee is only charged once and guarantees full access.
• NTN provides great verification services that cover employment and landlord checks.

Cons:

• NTN's pricing depends on each jurisdiction and its screenings have to be purchased individually.
• To use NTNT's services, landlords will need to pay a one-time membership fee.
• Compared to top competitors MyRental and TenantAlert, NTN is the more costly option.
• The NTN mobile app is limited to iOS users.

Reputation:

Known as the nation's "oldest resident screening company," National Tenant Network is a respected service that has built a strong reputation in the U.S. However, NTN has a limited number of customer reviews available online. The company is also not BBB-accredited and has received no customer reviews on the site.