Research your landlord, report unpaid rental debt, and access Rent Rewards

Every court order uploaded to Openroom goes through a manual verification process by our team. We check the document against public court records and verify its authenticity before adding it to our system. You'll receive a notification once verification is complete, typically within 2-3 business days.

Reporting rental debt through Openroom can affect your credit report if the debt is owed by you. However, if you're reporting debt owed to you (as a tenant seeking reimbursement), this establishes a verified record but doesn't negatively impact your credit. If your PM uses BureauEdge, on-time rent payments can actually help build your credit positively.

Yes, you can upload multiple court orders to your Openroom account. Each order is verified independently and tracked separately in your dashboard. This is useful if you have multiple rental disputes or court decisions that need to be documented.

If your property manager doesn't participate in BureauEdge, you can still use Openroom to search rental records, upload court orders, and report rental debt. However, you won't have access to Rent Rewards features like credit-building points and retail perks. You can encourage your PM to join BureauEdge to unlock these benefits.

Yes, searching our database of rental court records is completely free for all users, including tenants. You can search by name, address, or case number without any cost. Paid features include uploading court orders and accessing the Rental Debt Ledger service ($188 one-time fee).

Rent Rewards is available through property managers who use BureauEdge. When you pay rent on time, your payments are reported to credit bureaus, helping you build credit history. You also earn points that can be redeemed for retail perks and discounts. Check with your PM to see if they participate in the BureauEdge program.