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No one wins when renters fail.

That’s why we work with property managers to turn denials into approvals.

In addition to providing housing, this process increases occupancy without increasing the risk for property managers.

Learn more about OneApp Partnership: https://oneapp.rentals/oneapp-partnership/

Low-income renters in the US face a severe lack of stable housing options.

And it’s not just about affordability.

A recent Congressional report reveals how access to housing breaks down in practice, especially for the lowest-income households.

Our latest blog unpacks the key takeaways, along with how OneApp Greenlight can help nonprofits address the gap by moving placements forward faster.

https://oneapp.rentals/housing/expanding-housing-access-for-low-income-renters/

Expanding Housing Options for Participants Housing access remains a major barrier for low-income renters in 2026. Learn what the latest housing report reveals and how nonprofits can expand options.

Too many people who are ready for housing never make it through the front door.

For nonprofit housing providers, the barrier is the system.

Property managers face real financial risk approving leases for people who need housing stabilization support. Without a reliable way to offset that risk, denials pile up, workarounds drain staff time, and participants are left waiting.

That cycle is exactly what OneApp Greenlight was built to break.

38 nonprofit housing providers came together in Wisconsin to explore how to collectively increase the number of people getting into rental housing. OneApp Greenlight showed up as a practical piece of that infrastructure: donated lease support at zero cost to nonprofits, lowering approval risk for property managers so more participants can secure stable housing faster.

When organizations stop navigating the system in silos, more doors open.

Hopeful futures begin with housing — and we're proud to be part of the work happening in Dane County, WI, and expanding nationwide.