Atlas Rent Reporting works for most residential properties—but there are a few things to know.
What can be reported?
As long as it’s a residential rental. We support:
Apartments, condos, houses, mobile homes, and multi-family units
Leases where your name and current rental address are listed
We don’t support:
Commercial properties (e.g., office space or storefronts)
Self-owned homes (including rent-to-own or family arrangements not under lease)
What if my landlord doesn’t want to participate?
We won’t be able to report your rent unless we can verify your lease with your landlord or property manager. This is required by credit bureaus.
What’s in it for property managers?
Stand out: Offer tenants a way to build credit
Support on-time payments: Credit-building incentives can encourage timely rent
Moving to a new place?
No problem—just send your new lease to [email protected] and we’ll update your info.
FAQs
Q: Can I report rent for a lease that isn’t in my name?
A: No. Your full name and rental address must appear on the lease.
Q: Can I use this if I live with roommates?
A: Yes, as long as your name is on the lease and your rent payments can be verified.
Q: Can I report rent for more than one property?
A: Not at this time. We currently support one lease per member.