Yes, BoomScreen Supports Properties in Multiple States
BoomScreen supports property managers who operate across multiple states. You can create multiple screening templates within BoomScreen — one for each state or jurisdiction you manage properties in — so that each template reflects the specific screening regulations that apply to properties in that location.
How to Manage a Multi-State Portfolio in BoomScreen
To configure BoomScreen for properties in multiple states, you can create a separate screening template for each state or jurisdiction you operate in. Each template can be customized independently to reflect that jurisdiction's screening requirements, including:
Which screening services to run (such as credit, criminal, eviction, and income verification).
Which income verification methods and document types are accepted.
Application fee amounts.
Any state-specific screening restrictions or requirements.
Once your templates are set up, assign the correct template to each property based on its location. This ensures that applicants applying to properties in different states are screened according to the regulations that apply in each jurisdiction.
Organizing Multi-State Properties With Property Groups
If you manage a large portfolio across multiple states, BoomScreen's property groups feature allows you to organize your properties by state, city, or zip code and assign a screening template to an entire group at once. This means new properties added to BoomScreen in a matching location will be automatically assigned to the correct group and screening template without requiring manual configuration each time. Learn more about setting up Property Groups.
Frequently Asked Questions About Multi-State Portfolios
How many screening templates can I create in BoomScreen?
BoomScreen allows you to create multiple screening templates. There is no stated limit on the number of templates you can create, so you can set up as many as you need to cover each state or jurisdiction in your portfolio.
Do I need a separate template for every state I operate in?
You do not necessarily need a separate template for every state — only for states where the screening regulations or your screening preferences differ from your existing templates. If two or more states have the same screening requirements and preferences, a single template can be used for properties in all of those states.
What if a state has specific screening restrictions I need to comply with?
BoomScreen screening templates are fully configurable, allowing you to enable or disable specific screening services, set accepted verification methods, and apply other settings to meet state-specific requirements. If you need guidance on configuring a template for a specific state's regulations, contact Boom Support for assistance: support@boompay.app.