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TransUnion Edges up on Expanded Partnership with RPM

TransUnion (NYSE: TRU) announced today an expansion of its partnership with leading multifamily property management, investment and development company RPM Living. The enhanced agreement brings TransUnion’s TruVision™ Resident Screening solution to 188,000 units in the RPM Living portfolio.

TransUnion will provide data-driven insights to help RPM Living streamline their screening processes. The full scale of the partnership also allows for consistent experiences across the RPM Living portfolio.

“This expanded partnership with TransUnion represents a significant strategic move that will enhance our screening process while reinforcing our commitment to data-driven decision making and operational excellence,” said Mariana Estrada, Chief Strategy Officer at RPM Living.

TransUnion’s Resident Screening solutions use a proprietary scoring model designed specifically for the rental housing industry. Its data-driven recommendations help property managers accept more qualified residents and mitigate eviction risks.

“RPM Living is an industry leader, known for its innovation and commitment to continuous improvements,” said SVP Maitri Johnson SVP. “TransUnion is proud to be their partner, enhancing both operations and customer experiences through robust data insights for tenant screening.”

RPM dubs itself “a highly innovative, full-service multifamily property management, investment and development company. We are passionate about acquiring, building, and operating exceptional multifamily rental communities that build our investors’ confidence and satisfy our residents’ desires for sanctuary and home.”

TRU shares began trading Wednesday up 19 cents to $79.12.