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Hey #multifamily Check out the 2024 Snappt State of Applicant Fraud Report. See what your peers in the industry are saying/experiencing around the operational impact of renter fraud on bad debt, delinquency, evictions, and leasing. For a tiny snippet, check out PR Newswire's article on the research study we did (in comments) And to see more content like this, check out our blog (linked below).

Awesome report with essential insights for safeguarding multifamily properties. Snappt continues to show its leadership in the industry. With best-in-class fraud detection, ID Verification, and income verification now with Connected Payroll you don't have to choose between security and applicant experience; you get both.

The State of Applicant Fraud Report is here 🎉 We’re excited to announce the release of Snappt's latest report, The State of Applicant Fraud: Exploring Trends and Solutions in the Multifamily Industry. This in-depth report explores trends in applicant fraud and provides actionable insights to help businesses mitigate risks. Discover... - Selected results from a survey of 900 property managers   - Key challenges and priorities in combating applicant fraud   - Recommendations for solutions for safeguarding your properties  Whether you're navigating tenant screening or looking to stay ahead of fraudsters, this report is an essential resource for property managers, asset owners, and industry professionals. Download the report ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gP5nSQzr

We recently conducted one of the largest national multifamily fraud studies to date, with more than 400 property management professionals responding across five major U.S. markets. The study uncovers the drivers behind recent spikes in the frequency and complexity of rental application fraud, the industry’s self-reported success or failure in fraud prevention and technology adoption, and the business impact of fraud. Learn more: https://ow.ly/RiTQ50R11wF

Fascinating read! The insights from our recent national multifamily fraud study, conducted here at RealPage, shed light on crucial industry trends and challenges. Excited to delve deeper into the findings and collaborate with colleagues to address these pressing issues. #FraudAwareness #IndustryInsights

Don’t let fraud slip through the cracks! With the rise of sophisticated applicant fraud, it’s crucial to equip your team with the tools and knowledge to protect your properties and bottom line. Join us for an exciting webinar: From Screening to Safety—A Buyer’s Guide to Multifamily Fraud Detection on Thursday, December 12, at 11 AM PST! Fraud experts Frank Fico and Cliff Unger will discuss the ins and outs of detecting, preventing, and addressing fraud in multifamily housing. You’ll learn: ✅ Key factors to consider when evaluating fraud detection systems ✅ How to ensure your solution aligns with your business needs ✅ Tips for staying ahead of fraud trends in the multifamily space Don’t miss this chance to gain insights from industry experts and get your questions answered! Register now: https://lnkd.in/gYS_yV-T

Don’t miss this opportunity! 🚨 This webinar is packed with valuable insights from industry experts that you won’t want to miss. Register now and join the conversation—let’s stay ahead of fraud together! 💪

"Fraud" is a hydra with many heads. It is not just one link that can be exploited, it is many, and it is always changing and evolving. Tackle this battle on multiple fronts with a dedicated team of experts that specialize in areas such as preventing applicant fraud and document fraud, enforcing compliance, and providing a thorough look into who you might be bringing on to represent your brand. All in one software suite. #multifamily #residential #proptech #apartments

Fraud is on the rise in the multifamily industry! Did you know that 73% of fraud is detected AFTER the resident moves in? Check out the results from our study of property managers in Atlanta, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami & Seattle. #fraud #thoughtleadership

Before we did this research, I had no idea about some of the "resources" that renters are accessing to commit fraud, especially on social media. Check out more of the findings in the link below.