FAQ
For Landlords
After registering, go to button “Add Story”, fill in the tenant’s name, city/state, rating, and short description, then submit your review.
Yes. You can attach photos of property damage or official documents (such as eviction notices) to verify your review.
Yes. Once approved by moderation, your review becomes visible to all visitors on the DBT platform.
The tenant may submit a response or appeal. Our moderation team reviews both sides and may remove content that violates our Terms of Use.
For Tenants
You can register and use the “Respond to Review” feature to share your side of the story or provide supporting evidence.
Yes. Use the “Report a Review” button. Provide documentation to prove the information is incorrect, and our team will investigate.
No. DBT is a community-based review platform — not a credit bureau or legal database.
Basic moderation is performed for language and compliance, but factual verification depends on uploaded documents and user transparency.
Avoid sharing sensitive personal data. If your private information appears without consent, report it immediately — we remove such data promptly.
Legal & Privacy
Yes. Sharing personal rental experiences is protected by free speech laws, as long as reviews are truthful and based on firsthand experience.
Each user is fully responsible for the reviews they publish. DBT provides a platform for sharing, not legal verification or endorsement of statements.
Yes. We reserve the right to remove or edit any content that violates our Terms of Use — including false, defamatory, or inappropriate posts.
No. Reviews on DBT are user-generated opinions. However, users can attach publicly available documents such as eviction notices for verification purposes.
