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If your screening strategy hinges on one channel, one data source, or one type of check, sophisticated fraudsters already know how to beat it, and they're counting on you not to notice. As James Hyde stated in our latest webinar, "What operators actually need is optionality with integrity. Give applicants multiple ways to verify their income, but embed fraud detection into every single path." Because when the method itself becomes the security, you've already lost the advantage. The intelligence layer across all those methods is what keeps your communities protected.

We're heading to Apartmentalize! This year, we’re bringing the future of applicant trust to life with live demos, interactive experiences, and a few surprises. Here’s what’s happening at the Snappt booth: 🔹 VerifyMyWay demo: See how applicants move through a faster, more personalized verification experience 🔹 Café MyWay: Enjoy NOLA-inspired sweet treats after your demo 🔹 Hourly giveaway: Enter to win a Plaud Note Pro, the AI-powered meeting recorder everyone needs Book time with our team ➡️ https://lnkd.in/grYSFvTX

Not every applicant looks the same on paper. Your verification process shouldn't treat them like they do. Introducing VerifyMyWay: flexible verification, fewer drop-offs, less friction. Coming soon. Discover more at Apartmentalize ➡️ https://lnkd.in/grYSFvTX

Trust in leasing isn’t one-sided anymore. For years, the focus has been on operators verifying applicants: making sure they are who they say they are. But today’s renters are asking the same question in return: Can I trust you? They want to know who is living in your community, what protections are actually in place, and if your property is actually looking out for its residents. That’s where “healthy friction” comes in. Not as a barrier, but as a signal. A signal that safeguards are in place not just for the property, but for the people who call it home.

Income verification has looked the same way for years. Every applicant, regardless of how they earn, is sent through the same funnel. Same form. Same asks. Same friction. We think that's broken. Find out more at Apartmentalize ➡️ https://lnkd.in/grYSFvTX

Sage Ventures, a leading multifamily owner-operator, saw a troubling rise in early lease delinquencies—driven by increasingly sophisticated application fraud. After implementing Snappt at a key property, they reduced bad debt by 51% in just one year. What started as a targeted solution has evolved into a more proactive, scalable approach to applicant verification, helping protect long-term rent performance across their portfolio. See how they did it! Read the full case study ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gDdw2m7b

Last week at the TAA ONE Conference, our EVP of Corporate Strategy & Growth, Kyle Nelson, took the stage to moderate Fraud in Focus, a panel conversation that got real about one of the most pressing challenges in multifamily today: the evolving fraud landscape and what operators can actually do about it. Joining Kyle were some of the sharpest minds in the industry: 🔹 Funnel Leasing, on how fraud intersects with the leasing journey 🔹 PetScreening, on screening fraud beyond the obvious places 🔹 Payscore, on income verification and the signals that matter The conversation touched on how fraud tactics are growing more sophisticated, why a single-layer screening approach is no longer enough, and what a more coordinated, tech-enabled verification process looks like in practice. A big thank you to our panelists for bringing candid perspectives and real operator insights to the room, and to TAA for creating a stage for these conversations!

Q1 gave us a lot to build on. Fraud is getting more sophisticated, and it’s clear the way we approach it needs to evolve, too. We kicked off the year with our 2026 Fraud Report, sharing a closer look at how tactics are changing and where traditional screening is falling short. We also teamed up with EliseAI and TurboTenant to help bring verification and trust into the leasing experience. And with Connected Tax Data, we introduced a simpler, more reliable way to verify income—without relying on documents that can be manipulated. We’re excited about the progress so far, and even more excited about what’s ahead!

Income verification is broken. Not because teams aren’t doing their jobs, but because the system hasn’t kept up with how fraud actually works today. A recent The Wall Street Journal feature highlights what operators already know: rental fraud is more sophisticated, more coordinated, and harder to detect than ever. And most screening processes still treat income, identity, and rental history as separate checks. On May 11, join James Hyde, Kyle Nelson, Jordan Ross, and James Stilwell as they break down: 🔹 Where traditional screening falls short 🔹 How fraudulent applications are passing standard checks 🔹 What a modern, unified approach to screening looks like Register now to see what your current process might be missing ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gkgyMQfX

Congratulations to all the companies recognized on the 2026 NMHC Top 50 Managers list 🎉 We’re proud to partner with 32 of the Top 50—including Greystar, RPM Living, ZRS Management, Arqline, American Landmark Apartments, and many more—and to work alongside teams that raise the bar for operational excellence, resilience, and trust across the industry.