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Philly Rental Compliance

How it works

From an address to a compliance plan you can actually follow.

Philly Rental Compliance works out what Philadelphia requires for your property, shows you how to complete each requirement, and keeps the results and their deadlines in one place. You submit the filings yourself — we remove the research, the sequencing and the remembering.

  1. Check the property

    Enter the address. We read the City's records and show you the rental-license status, open violations, unsafe-structure designation and tax standing we can see today — and name anything we could not check.

  2. Get the requirements that apply to this property

    Licenses, certificates, agent designations and tax registrations become one list for this address, with the ones needing attention first. A few answers only you have — occupancy, tenancy dates, certificates in your drawer — we ask you for directly.

  3. Work through each one

    Every requirement gives you why it matters, what to have ready before you start, numbered steps, and a direct link into eCLIPSE, the Tax Center or the lead portal. You file it; we make sure you know what filing it takes.

  4. Keep it organized and stay ahead

    Record each license and certificate as you receive it, and the property keeps one compliance file. We track the expiration dates and tell you before something lapses, not after.

Evidence states used in the file

“PRC” below is Philly Rental Compliance — us.

Clear in City records · Confirmed by you · Needs your confirmation · Action needed · City records didn't respond · Worth a professional's review · Not determined.