Consumer credit reporting agency TransUnion launched this week an updated version of its proprietary resident scoring algorithm, called ResidentScore 3.0.
Source: Inman News
TransUnion revamps renter screening model
Published in Data, eviction, landlord, Maitri Johnson, Property Portfolio, Rentals, ResidentScore, Select, tenant and TransUnion
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