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OneApp Greenlight

Housing resource

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OneApp Greenlight is a free, donated lease-support service built for housing-focused nonprofit and case-management teams, not for individual renters to apply to directly. When a participant's rental application triggers extra scrutiny or a likely denial, Greenlight works with property managers to lower their approval risk so the placement can move forward faster, with less chasing of co-signers and exceptions. There is no cost to the organization or the renter and no minimums. If your housing or peer-support team places people into apartments, this can speed up approvals. OneApp also runs Approval Assist, a second-chance approval service that individual renters can use directly, but Approval Assist costs the renter one month's rent, where Greenlight is free.

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