Scammers steal photos of homes that are actually for sale and repost them as cheap rentals. We check the address against real ownership records before you ever send a deposit.
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The most common version: a vacant home that's actually for sale gets reposted as a cheap rental with stolen photos. That's the exact pattern we're built to catch.
The address, the rent, where you found it, and how they're asking you to pay.
We look up who actually owns the property, whether it's currently listed for sale, and how the rent compares to the market.
Plain-language red and green flags, plus exactly what to do next — so you can walk away or move forward with confidence.
Whether the person matches who actually owns the home, from public records.
If the home is actually listed for sale — the #1 stolen-listing tell.
Whether the contact number is a virtual or Google Voice line scammers favor.
How the rent compares to a real estimate for that specific home.
If they're pushing wire, gift cards, or cash apps — the biggest red flag of all.
A clear safety checklist tailored to what we found, every time.
Sample result
3 serious red flags found. Do not send money. Verify everything in person first.
RentVerify was built in Indiana to help renters avoid a scam that costs people their deposits every day. Every check pulls from public property records and active real-estate listing data — the same kinds of sources professionals use to confirm who owns a home and whether it's actually for sale.
We never tell you a listing is "safe." We show you what the records say, flag what looks wrong, and give you the steps to verify it yourself before any money changes hands.
Fair question — you should be skeptical of everyone right now. We never ask for a deposit, your Social Security number, or your bank login. You pay a small flat fee through Stripe (the same secure checkout used by millions of businesses), and we hand you facts from public records plus a clear safety checklist. That's it.
Public county property records and active real-estate listing data — the same sources used to confirm who owns a home and whether it's for sale. We don't make anything up, and we never tell you a listing is "safe." We show you what we found and what to verify yourself.
We use it to run your check and nothing else. We don't sell your searches, and we don't require an account. The details you enter are attached to your payment record with our processor (Stripe) so we can support you if something goes wrong.
You'll still get a clear result — "no record found" is itself a caution flag — along with the steps to confirm the address directly with the county.
No. A check with no red flags is a good sign, but nothing replaces touring the home in person and confirming the owner before you pay. We'll always remind you of that.
Yes — please tell us. Property records aren't perfect, and occasionally a record is out of date or a property doesn't come back at all. Take a screenshot of your results, include the full property address, and email it to support@rentverifyindy.com. We'll look into it and make it right.
We don't store your results, so please save or screenshot them before you close the page — we can't email you a copy later. Your payment record and the address you entered are kept by our payment processor, which lets us re-run a check if you contact support.