New Rent Reporting Legislation: What Property Managers Need to Know
How New Legislation Is Expanding Financial Inclusion for Residents and Creating Financial Opportunities for Property Managers
Recent legislative efforts are reshaping the multi-family industry, making on-time rent payments a valuable tool for building credit. California’s Assembly Bill 2747 and Missouri’s House Bill 938 are leading the charge, requiring landlords to offer rent reporting services, giving millions of residents a path to better financial opportunities. For property managers, these regulations present not just a compliance requirement but a new revenue stream – enhancing resident satisfaction while creating financial upside.
This exclusive 2025 Multi-Family Housing Legislation Insights Report explores:
- The impact of rent payment reporting on residents, property managers, and financial institutions.
- Key provisions of AB 2747 and HB 938 and their expected nationwide influence.
- How property managers can stay compliant while improving resident relationships.
- The role of third-party data aggregators in streamlining reporting and compliance.
80%
of residents want their on-time rent payments to be factored into their credit scores.
95%
of residents want access to resources to help them build and manage their credit.
75%
of residents would consider rent payment reporting when choosing a rental property.
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What Industry Leaders Are Saying
“Rent payment reporting is a game-changer for financial inclusion. These new laws empower residents while creating opportunities for property managers and financial institutions alike.”
– Nikki Boehle, Senior Vice President, Multi-Family Channel, IDIQ
“With rent reporting legislation gaining traction, businesses must adapt quickly. IDIQ provides seamless solutions to ensure compliance while fostering financial growth.”
– Michael Hall, SVP, Credit Building, IDIQ
