And I can undercut those using the service to attract more tenants. It's still a properly functioning market. Same forces to get tenants vs what tenants will p

And I can undercut those using the service to attract more tenants. It's still a properly functioning market. Same forces to get tenants vs what tenants will pay. Your arguments apply to nearly every single function one business offloads to another. However that merging of skill has resulted in lower costs, since every vendor doesn't have to pay to gather info from scratch, and can focus on specific value add. Next you'll tell me landlords shouldnt be allowed to use credit reports, since that largely affects price or denials. And that will simply add cost as risk gets pushed back onto consumers. This is no different than lots of existing services, such as credit reports.