
A denied application is not a delay. It is a commission that disappears after the work is already done. Grenty backs the applications that used to die at screening — so the client you already found actually signs.
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Not reduced. Not delayed. Gone — along with the showings, the paperwork and the three weeks you already spent. And then you start over with the same client, in a market where nineteen applicants are competing for the unit you just lost.
Your client earns well, pays everything on time and has twenty clean years behind them — in another country. Here that reads as a blank page, and the landlord has eighteen other files to choose from.
So your client starts calling relatives. Two weeks of awkward phone calls while the unit gets rented to somebody else. The ask itself is what costs you the listing.
The condo board — the building's elected owners' committee — runs its own review on top of the landlord's, charges for it, and takes its time. A borderline file that barely survived the first filter rarely survives the second.
Not the landlord, not the screening company. You. And a client who hears no from you twice stops answering your messages — along with everyone they would have referred.
Thin credit, no US history, self-employed income, a retiree with assets and no pay stub. You already know which ones they are before you send them in.
Early, not as a rescue. Grenty reviews the case and tells you what it can back. Saying it early is the difference between offering a solution and explaining a failure.
Instead of an empty credit file and a hard maybe, there is backing behind the rent. The landlord still runs their process and still decides — but now they are deciding on something.
Agreed the way it always was, on the same terms as any other lease. Grenty sits alongside the application, never inside your fee. The only thing that moves is how many of those leases reach a signature.
Same terms, same timing, same conversation with your broker. Grenty is not a percentage of your fee and never becomes one.
It runs exactly as it did, and the landlord still decides. Grenty does not replace the filter and does not override it.
Whatever the landlord asks for, they keep asking for. Rent Protection is a different thing with a different job, and it is not a substitute for the deposit.
Rent Protection starts at $399 — a single payment that covers the whole term of the lease, not a monthly fee. It applies to rents up to $2,000 a month. One number you can say out loud in a showing without having to check anything first.
Nothing. Your commission is agreed the way it always was, on the same terms as any other lease. Grenty sits alongside the application, not inside your fee. The only thing that moves is how many of those leases reach a signature.
No. The landlord runs their process and still decides. What changes is what they are looking at: an application with backing behind the rent, instead of a borderline credit file and a hard maybe.
No. There is no relative to call and no favour to ask. Rent Protection is a product your client buys, with terms written down, instead of a personal obligation somebody has to agree to take on.
No, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling you something. The landlord decides, every time. What Grenty changes is the quality of what lands on their desk.
Fill in the form below with a line about the deal you have in front of you right now. Someone from the team gets back to you — in English, Spanish or Portuguese — and walks the case with you. There is nothing to sign to have that conversation.
The fastest way to understand this is with a real case. Leave us the file you have on your desk right now and we will tell you, straight, whether it is one we can back.
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