Private buyer readiness

Know the payment. Know the cash. Know the next step.

TenantForge helps BridgeForge applicants document affordability, available move-in funds, and housing readiness before a property is matched. This first step does not perform a hard credit inquiry.

01 · Financial snapshotIncome, recurring debt, target payment, and upfront funds.

02 · Manual reviewBridgeForge reviews the numbers using the same written criteria for each applicant.

03 · Soft screeningIf appropriate, you receive a separate authorized third-party screening invitation.

Screening track: General BridgeForge homestead buyer

Full name

Phone

Employment / income type

Gross monthly household income

Before taxes. Use income you can document.

Recurring monthly debt payments

Auto, cards, loans, support obligations, etc.

Maximum monthly housing payment you are comfortable with

Enter the amount you can comfortably carry each month. This does not select a financing tier.

Available down payment / upfront funds

Funds you can document as currently available.

Months with current income source

Eviction in the last 7 years?

Housing history / context

Anything else BridgeForge should know?

I authorize BridgeForge/TenantForge to use this information for housing pre-screening and manual review. I understand this is not an approval, loan commitment, or guarantee of a home. If my file moves forward, I authorize BridgeForge to send me a separate third-party tenant/consumer screening invitation. I understand TenantForge itself is not pulling my credit on this page.

TenantForge intake received

Your information is in for manual review.

RecordedMonthly comfort level

RecordedAvailable upfront funds

Separate stepAuthorized soft screening

TenantForge does not automatically approve, deny, rank, or assign final financing terms. Any formal consumer screening is handled separately with authorization.

TenantForge is a pre-screening and workflow tool for BridgeForge. It is not a consumer reporting agency, lender, credit repair company, or guarantee of financing or occupancy. Final housing decisions require manual review and must follow applicable fair-housing, consumer-reporting, financing, and state-law requirements.