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Welcome to KPM Realty! Portable Tenant Screening Reports (PTSR): 1) You have the right to provide Landlord with a PTSR that is not more than 30 days old, as defined in § 38-12-902(2.5), Colorado Revised Statutes; and 2) if you provide Landlord with a PTSR, the Landlord is prohibited from: a) charging you a rental application fee; or b) charging you a fee for Landlord to access or use the PTSR. Colorado Revised Statute, C.R.S. § 38-12-902(2.5) defines a Portable Screening Report (PTSR), and any PTSR submitted by you, must meet the following definition. (2.5) “Portable tenant screening report” or “screening report” means a consumer report prepared at the request of a prospective tenant that includes information provided by a consumer reporting agency, which report includes the following information about a prospective tenant and the date through which the information contained in the report is current: (a) Name; (b) Contact information; (c) Verification of employment and income; (d) Last-known address; (e) For each jurisdiction indicated in the consumer report as a prior residence of the prospective tenant, regardless of whether the residence is reported by the prospective tenant or by the consumer reporting agency preparing the consumer report. (I) A rental and credit history report for the prospective tenant that complies with section 38-12-904(1)(a) concerning a landlord's consideration of a prospective tenant's rental history; and (II) A criminal history record check for all federal, state, and local convictions of the prospective tenant that complies with section 38-12-904(1)(b) concerning a landlord's consideration of a prospective tenant's arrest records. Further, pursuant to C.R.S. § 38-12-904(1.5)(b), landlords may require: (I) That the screening report was completed within the previous thirty days;

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