Screening and Adverse Action
Screening workflows should follow the Fair Credit Reporting Act, Fair Housing Act, state rules, and required adverse-action notice practices. Landlords remain responsible for compliant decisions.
Compliance
Verde Homes is built to organize sensitive rental workflows so landlords can review decisions, payment records, documents, maintenance, and tenant communication in one place. Compliance still depends on the landlord, property location, local forms, and professional review where needed.
Explore FeaturesScreening workflows should follow the Fair Credit Reporting Act, Fair Housing Act, state rules, and required adverse-action notice practices. Landlords remain responsible for compliant decisions.
Verde is a system of record and workflow engine, not a national form publisher. Owners should upload or use the lease, inspection, and disclosure forms required for the property location.
Security deposits, pet deposits, and escrow records are tracked separately from rent where the accounting model requires it.
Payment account setup uses Stripe-hosted onboarding and Checkout. Verde's tenant forms do not collect online banking credentials or full account and routing numbers; Stripe handles the payment account and gives Verde the references and payment state needed to operate authorized payments.
Schedule E exports, annual rent summaries, vendor totals, and payment reports are organizational tools. Owners should review tax treatment with a CPA.
Owners can download supported portfolio records and available private documents through the account export workflow. Export availability does not replace legal, tax, or records-retention review.