Resources

Learn the ground rules of rental due diligence.

Plain-language guides on the records and requirements that decide whether a rental is ready. Educational only — not legal or financial advice.

Getting started

A pre-purchase checklist for rental buyers

The municipal items worth confirming before you sign — and why each one can affect your income.

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Licensing

Understanding residential rental licenses

What a rental license is, when it is required, and what happens if a property is rented without one.

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Violations

Open violations: what they mean for a buyer

How to read a code record, what "open" versus "closed" implies, and who is responsible after a sale.

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Units & use

When the unit count on paper differs from reality

Why an unauthorized extra unit is one of the most expensive surprises in rental investing.

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Lead & safety

Lead certification requirements for rentals

The documentation many rentals need before a tenant can move in, and how to confirm it.

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Closing

Turning a report into an action plan

How to sequence before-closing, after-closing, and before-move-in tasks from your findings.

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Skip the research — check your property.

A Preflight applies all of this to the specific address you are evaluating.

Run a Preflight

RentalReady Preflight is an independent informational due-diligence tool and does not provide legal, financial, engineering, inspection, title, zoning, tax, or real-estate advice. Municipal records may be incomplete, delayed, unavailable, or inaccurate, and requirements can change. Verify important information directly with the applicable government agency and qualified professionals before making property decisions.