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US Rental Diligence Pack
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US Rental Diligence Pack is a paid API for AI agents from x402-mcp.onrender.com, paid per call via x402, $1.5/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Batch-screens up to 5 US rental addresses across 14 major cities for compliance verdicts, license status, violations, and condemnation flags in a single paid call
Price / call$1.5
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Property due diligence agent pack: multi-city batch housing compliance open data. POST properties[{city_code,address}] (1-5) → per-address compliance_verdict + pack risk_summary in one x402 settle ($1.50 USDC). Portfolio screen across mn sea nyc chi den sf lax bos phi orl nola moco gain kc. Not the single-address $0.01 tier — those stay at /us/{code}/property-check.
Output
Returns a per-property object for each submitted address containing: compliance_verdict (pass/fail/unknown), license status, open violation records, condemned flag where available, plus a pack-level risk_summary and the city data sources consulted. Coverage depends on city open-data availability across the 14 supported city codes (mn, sea, nyc, chi, den, sf, lax, bos, phi, orl, nola, moco, gain, kc).
Example use cases
Pre-acquisition portfolio diligence
“Before I finalize this deal, can you screen these four rental properties for me — 200 W 72nd St in NYC, 900 N Michigan Ave in Chicago, 1400 Market St in San Francisco, and 3300 Hennepin Ave in Minneapolis — and give me a risk summary including any violations, license issues, or condemned flags?”
Landlord multi-city compliance audit
“I manage rentals in Boston, Philadelphia, and New Orleans and I need to know if my three properties — 45 Beacon St Boston, 1200 Broad St Philadelphia, and 800 Magazine St New Orleans — are all currently compliant, licensed, and free of housing violations.”
Short-term rental investor screening
“I'm considering listing five properties on short-term rental platforms in Denver, Seattle, and LA — can you check 510 16th St Denver, 222 Pike St Seattle, 333 S Grand Ave Los Angeles, 411 Main St Denver, and 100 Spring St Seattle for active STR licenses and any open code violations?”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://x402-mcp.onrender.com/tasks/us-rental-diligenceWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need to screen multiple US rental addresses (up to 5) across different supported cities in a single efficient call rather than making individual per-city requests. It is ideal for portfolio due diligence, multi-city landlord audits, or investor screening workflows where batch processing saves time and cost compared to chaining single-address checks. Prefer the single-address city-specific endpoints (/us/{code}/property-check at $0.01) when checking only one property in a known city.
Side effects
- Unsupported city code returns error or no data for that property
- Address not found in city open-data returns unknown compliance_verdict
- Exceeding 5 properties in a single call may be rejected
- Open-data source unavailable or stale may result in incomplete fields
- Malformed JSON body or missing required fields returns 400-level error
- Payment failure via x402 prevents call from executing
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| inputrequired | object | |
| output | object |
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