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How do I get the most value from FrontLobby once I've upgraded to Premium?

FrontLobby Premium unlocks advanced features for Landlords and Property Managers focused on Credit Bureau Rent Reporting, discounts on Tenant Screening, notification tools and more.

FrontLobby offers several features and products to help Housing Providers maximize their NOI. Here is a list of steps to take to start seeing value out of your FrontLobby membership. 
  1. Verify your identity - An important first step so that rental data can be reported to the Credit Bureaus and Credit Reports can be accessed (Steps for Canada and USA). 
  2. Review our Legal Framework - Acquaint yourself with how FrontLobby works and when consent is and is not required (Canadian Legal Framework and US Legal Framework).
  3. Add your Tenants by creating a Lease Record - To use the internal recordkeeping function or start reporting to Credit Bureaus, start in the My Leases Tab. 
  4. Enable Rent Reporting for current Tenants - Make sure you get paid on time and reward on-time payments by sharing payments and non-payments with the Credit Bureaus.
  5. Enable Debt Reporting to recover debts from former Tenants - If a former Tenant owes a debt, enter them as a former Tenant under the My Leases tab and turn on Debt Reporting to maximize the likelihood of recovering the debt. See HERE for more details.
  6. Activate Tenant notifications - Create positive and proactive communication with your Tenants by using rent reminders and late payment notifications. Navigate to the My Leases tab, click on the Tenants' name and turn on any desired notifications in the Notifications to Tenants section.
  7. Screen Tenants with Credit Checks - FrontLobby provides instantaneous, long form Credit Reports with credit scores to help select the best Tenants possible.
  8. Add our clauses to your leases and applications - Protect yourself and screen tenants more efficiently by adding our clauses to rental applications and leases (Canadian Clauses and US Clauses).
  9. Review our Help Center - get answers to FAQ's like:
    1. When are notifications sent to Tenants?

    2. What information is required for Rent Reporting to Credit Bureaus?

    3. How often should I update my Lease Records

  10. Monitor the Activity Tracker - View the status and timing of Tenant Rent Reporting as well as indicators of actions needed to report can be found in the Activity Tracker tab by clicking Rent Reporting.
  11. Update your Lease Records regularly - The Lease Records for current Tenants automatically start each month with a $0 total balance so an update is required if there is an outstanding balance. See HERE how to update your records each month.
  12. Level up your Real Estate knowledge - Check out our Resources section and Marketplace for additional resources to help you manage your properties and stay informed.

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