SPOKANE, Wash. - Arizonar -- CredHub, the pioneer in rental payment credit reporting, today announced a strategic collaboration with Real Property Management, a Neighborly company and North America's largest single-family rental management franchise. Together, the two organizations will deliver seamless rent-reporting services to more than 450 Real Property Management franchise locations nationwide, helping property managers reduce delinquencies while giving renters the ability to build or improve their credit simply by paying rent on time.

This collaboration integrates CredHub's turnkey platform, which reports both positive and negative rental payment data to all three major credit bureaus, with Real Property Management's extensive national footprint and local expertise. Real Property Management franchise owners will gain access to:

• Up to 50% reduction in payment delinquency through CredHub's complete positive & negative reporting program
• Incentive-driven resident engagement, backed by research that shows 77% of renters are more likely to pay on time when rent is reported
• Automated monthly workflows, with native integrations across leading property management software
• Full transparency and portfolio insights via an interactive property manager portal

"Uniting with Real Property Management underscores our shared commitment to deliver tangible financial benefits for both owners and renters," said Steve Jarvis, Co-Founder & CEO of CredHub. "Real Property Management's national reach and local expertise, paired with CredHub's proven technology, will improve on-time payments, elevate resident satisfaction, and open the door to new revenue opportunities for franchise owners."

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Jeff Pepperney, President of Real Property Management, added, "CredHub's rent-reporting solution aligns perfectly with our mission to help rental property owners protect their investments and maximize returns. We are thrilled to provide our franchise owners with a powerful way to reward residents for positive payment behavior while streamling operations and reducing risks."

About CredHub
Founded in 2018, CredHub is a leading platform for rental payment credit reporting. With deep partnerships across all major credit bureaus and an API-first architecture, CredHub makes it simple for property managers to report rent payments, reduce delinquencies and help renters build credit by reporting their largest monthly expense. For more information, visit credhub.com.

About Real Property Management
Real Property Management, a Neighborly® company, is the largest property management franchise in North America, with more than 30 years of industry expertise providing full-service residential property management for thousands of investors and rental homeowners from more than 400 independently owned and operated locations worldwide. Acquired in 2018, Real Property Management is part of Neighborly®, a family of global brands focused on being remarkable with consumers and franchise owners with more than 30 brands and 5,500 franchise locations across North America and Europe serving millions of customers. For more information about Real Property Management, visit RealPropertyMgt.com. To learn about franchising opportunities with Neighborly®, click here.

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