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Get to know Landlord Credit Bureau

Founded as Landlord Credit Bureau (LCB), the company's mission is to bridge a gap in the credit reporting system by enabling rental payment data to be included in credit reports. It offers services for landlords to screen potential tenants and report on-time rent payments, which helps them mitigate risk and attract responsible renters. For tenants, the service provides an opportunity to build a positive credit history through their regular rent payments, which was not traditionally possible. The company has since rebranded to "FrontLobby" to better reflect its goal of creating a more financially equitable and transparent rental market for both property owners and tenants.

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Landlord Credit Bureau

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