Abstract: The method, system, and computer-readable medium facilitate a fast rental application. A method may include receiving a login corresponding to a profile in a profile repository; receiving second data corresponding to the user associated with the profile from one or more search databases; automatically determining categories of a plurality of categories to which the second data belongs using a trained machine learning algorithm; retrieving the first data from one or more databases; generating updated user data corresponding to the user associated with the profile based upon at least the first data and the second data; storing at least the updated user data in the profile; and updating a rental application based on at least the updated user data.

Abstract: The method, system, and computer-readable medium facilitate a fast rental application. A method may include receiving a login corresponding to a profile in a profile repository; receiving second data corresponding to the user associated with the profile from one or more search databases; automatically determining categories of a plurality of categories to which the second data belongs using a trained machine learning algorithm; retrieving the first data from one or more databases; generating updated user data corresponding to the user associated with the profile based upon at least the first data and the second data; storing at least the updated user data in the profile; and updating a rental application based on at least the updated user data.

Abstract: The method, system, and computer-readable medium facilitate a fast rental application. The fast rental application includes a set of data corresponding to a user profile that is pertinent to a rental application. The data corresponding to the user profile can be retrieved from one or more databases and also received via a client device in a computer network. The data can be analyzed and stored as part of the profile in a profile repository and then transmitted to an property manager recipient.

Abstract: The method, system, and computer-readable medium facilitate a fast rental application. The fast rental application includes a set of data corresponding to a user profile that is pertinent to a rental application. The data corresponding to the user profile can be retrieved from one or more databases and also received via a client device in a computer network. The data can be analyzed and stored as part of the profile in a profile repository and then transmitted to an property manager recipient.

Abstract: The method, system, and computer-readable medium facilitate a fast rental application. The fast rental application includes a set of data corresponding to a user profile that is pertinent to a rental application. The data corresponding to the user profile can be retrieved from one or more databases and also received via a client device in a computer network. The data can be analyzed and stored as part of the profile in a profile repository and then transmitted to an property manager recipient.

Abstract: The method, system, and computer-readable medium facilitate a fast rental application. The fast rental application includes a set of data corresponding to a user profile that is pertinent to a rental application. The data corresponding to the user profile can be retrieved from one or more databases and also received via a client device in a computer network. The data can be analyzed and stored as part of the profile in a profile repository and then transmitted to an property manager recipient.

Abstract: Apparatus and method for creating de-identified and linked records is described. More particularly, data records are de-identified at a client computer. De-identification includes field-level one-way encryption. De-identified records may then be sent to a server computer for linkage. Linkage is done using match codes created for such data records at the client computer. The server computer is configured to provide longitudinal linkage of de-identified client records to de-identified master records. In this manner, privacy may be maintained at the client computer prior to transmission of information, and longitudinal linkage of records may occur without exposing personally identifying information.