A safer, smarter way to rent directly in the United States.
✓ Verified LandlordsIdentity & authority workflow
⌂ Verified PropertiesReal listings, real homes
♙ Verified TenantsReusable tenant profile
▣ Secure & PrivatePermission-based sharing
LIVE DATABASE
Featured Rentals
Active listings published by landlords.
DIRECT RENTALS
Find a Rental
Search listings and apply directly.
MY TRUSTEDRENTED
Dashboard
HOW IT WORKS
One trust layer. Two simple journeys.
For Tenants
Create one reusable profile, add your rental information, search active homes, and share your application only when you choose.
For Landlords
Create a landlord account, publish a property, receive applications, and manage applicant status from one dashboard.
ABOUT TRUSTEDRENTED
A Trusted Way to Rent.
TrustedRented is building a direct-rental trust layer connecting verified landlords, verified properties and verified tenants.
Founder
Kevin Kang
Founder & CEO · New York
Mission
Reduce rental fraud, repetitive paperwork and trust friction while giving users more control over their information.
V3.1 is an early product. Verification badges shown in the interface are workflow states, not guarantees.
CONTACT
Talk to TrustedRented
Founder: Kevin Kang
Location: New York, NY
Email: hello@trustedrented.com
Privacy
TrustedRented is designed around data minimization and permission-based sharing. This early product does not request or store SSNs, government-ID images, bank statements or full credit reports.
Before production verification integrations are enabled, this page must be replaced with counsel-reviewed privacy disclosures covering collection, processing, retention, deletion, vendors and user rights.
Terms of Use
This V3.1 site is an early-stage rental marketplace product. Listings, profiles and verification workflow states are user-provided or system-generated and are not guarantees.
Production terms should be reviewed by qualified counsel before public launch.
Fair Housing
TrustedRented is intended to support equal access to housing. Landlords and users are responsible for complying with applicable federal, state and local fair-housing requirements.
Product screening and matching features should be legally reviewed before automated decisioning is introduced.