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Tenant-Net

110 Main St Ste 1508
Saco, ME 04072

Tenant-Net was established in 1995 in Saco, Maine and the objective was to help the landlords of Maine to develop a fast, unbiased and cost-effective screening process of their tenants. The company also deals with issues relating to Credit Report, Eviction and Tenancy Report.

Tenant-Net's uses its relationship with Experian to provide detailed credit quotient and credit report to its clients. Also the company uses this information to advice individuals on different credit aspects and also on issues regarding debt consolidation.
Tenant-Net does not require its members to pay any sign up fees or any monthly fees. Just a sign-up form is enough to enlist as the company's member. The company has a positive record of negotiation on interest rates and late payment exemptions.

 

User Comments
user comments Johnson
December 4, 2004 at 4:25pm

Provides practical solutions.
Tenant-Net’s good relationship with the creditors is quite obvious the way the company managed to slash my interest rates to 50% of the original. In fact, the company counselors even provided me with comprehensive investment policies to boost my income so that I can settle my debts faster.
user comments Somers
January 10, 2005 at 9:35pm

Bit strict on maintaining the payment schedules.
Good company, but a little bit strict on the monthly installment payment schedules. Insists very mush that I pay the monthly dues on or before my stipulated day. Otherwise, all other thing are right.

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