Imagine having the ability to identify potentially bad tenants before they even move in! At WWTR®, we understand the challenges landlords, managers, and property owners face. That's why we've developed a reliable and effective system to share crucial information about tenant applicants. By becoming a client, you gain exclusive access to our proprietary database of eviction notices and real-time rental history data.

Gaining access

Say goodbye to uncertainty! With WWTR®, you can go beyond standard background checks and discover if an applicant has a history of late payments, lease violations, negative police contact, or even property damage. We can even reveal if a tenant applicant is currently in the process of being evicted! As a key component of our system, we empower you by connecting you with the tenant applicant's current or previous landlords they didn't list on their application, giving you the real story of their rental history.

Don't wait until it's too late! By utilizing WWTR®, you can experience a reduction in eviction costs, minimize lost revenue from default tenants, decrease renovation expenses due to property damage, and even see a decrease in police activity on your property. Our mission is clear: to provide you with real-time rental history data and an instant, transparent local-market perspective to protect your valuable investments. Don't settle for guesswork – learn more about how WWTR® can revolutionize your tenant screening process and contact our team today to minimize risk and improve your decision-making.

Eviction notices

WhoWantsToRent® handles eviction notices by storing information from legally issued eviction notices in its private database. This database is not open to the public and is exclusively accessible to businesses that become clients of WWTR®. A key aspect of how WWTR® obtains this data is that all clients are required to share all eviction notices they serve on tenants with the company. The types of notices stored include examples such as Seven-day eviction notice for failure to pay rent, Three-day notice to quit for nuisance, Thirty day no cause notice to quit, and Five-day notice to quit for unlawful detainer. This system allows WWTR® to identify not only tenant applicants with a history of bad behavior and failure to pay rent but also to show if a tenant applicant is currently in the process of being evicted.

It iss important to understand that, according to Nevada Revised Statute (NRS) Chapter 40, eviction notices legally issued to tenants are not considered court documents or filings initially. They may become court documents if a formal eviction or dispute is filed with the court. While court records are generally public, WWTR®'s database consists of personal records held by landlords, managers, and property owners. WWTR® can provide documentation if a tenant applicant is in the process of being evicted. This access to eviction notices, which contain limited personal information such as name and address, provides clients with real-time rental history and behavior that they might not be able to obtain elsewhere. Knowledge of these notices can be vital information for landlords, managers, and property owners during the tenant screening process.

Searching our database

Don't gamble on your next tenant! With WhoWantsToRent®, you can gain a critical advantage by instantly searching our proprietary database for active eviction notices. Imagine knowing if your applicant is currently in the eviction process, allowing you to avoid the costly and time-consuming nightmare of inheriting someone else's problem tenant. This exclusive insight, providing real-time rental history, empowers you to make informed decisions, minimize risk, and secure reliable tenants for your property. Get the peace of mind that comes with knowing the truth – explore the power of WWTR® and stop potential problems before they start.