• Create, update, or remove applicants for a Group Application

  One person usually starts the application and then invites the other applicants to join. Each applicant completes their own details, identification, employment, and supporting documents, and the real estate agent receives the application as a single household/group application. For example, if you and your partner are renting together, you would generally submit a group application rather than two separate individual applications To add, update, or remove applicants: Log inPopular

• Background checks

  When applying for a property, you can request a background check to help your application stand out. In 2Apply, you have the option to request either a premium or basic background check. These reports help verify a tenant’s rental and financial history before approving a rental application. Premium background check A premium background check includes a PDF version of the report, which will be emailed to you, visible within your profile and automatically attached to your future aPopular

• "Rent amount must be greater than $0" notification

  Applicants may see a notification stating the "Rent amount must be greater than $0" when trying to submit or edit a 2Apply application. This is caused by an incorrect rent value on the property listing. To rectify: Reach out to the Property Manager/Listing Agent associated with the property. Advise them you are unable to submit an application due to the rent figure being displaPopular

• Withdraw your 2Apply application

  If you no longer wish to proceed with an application you have already submitted, you can withdraw it directly from your 2Apply account, or contact the agency directly to request the withdrawal on your behalf. Option 1: Withdraw through your 2Apply account Login to your account via 2apply.com.au. From the Home tab, find the application you wish to withdraw. Click the three action dots next to the application. Select Withdraw. Option 2: Contact theFew readers

• What is an Inspection code?

  Some real estate agencies require an inspection code before you can apply for a property. The inspection code is a unique code given to applicants who have attended an inspection. How to obtain the inspection code Attend the scheduled inspection for the property. The code will be most likely emailed to you via a post inspection email. If you did not receive a code or the code is not working you will need to contact the agency who manages the property toFew readers

• Delete your 2Apply account

  2Apply provides two options for removing your data: Delete Profile Data or Delete Account. Both options remove your personal information from 2Apply; however, copies of submitted applications may still be retained by the property manager or agency and must be removed by contacting them directly. Delete profile data Deleting your profile data will remove all information stored within your 2Apply profile, including application history and profile details. Any applications that have aFew readers

• Invalid link - No longer accepting applications

  The message "This property is no longer accepting applications" means that the real estate agency or property manager has closed the application process for the rental property. There are a few reasons why a property manager may close off applications for a property. For example, the property may now be leased, the application limit threshold has been reached or the landlord has deFew readers

• Understanding your 2Apply application status

  You can view all your rental applications from the 2Apply home page, where they are organised by status. This makes it easy to track your application progress and identify any actions that may still be required. Viewing Your Application Status When you log in to your 2Apply account and navigate to the home page, your applications will be displayed and grouped by status, with the coloured status label above each property address providing a quick indication of your application's curFew readers