September 25, 2026 · 3 min read
One new settlement was added this week. It covers people in the United States who paid rent at certain multifamily apartment properties where the landlord used RealPage revenue management software, and the claim deadline is January 29, 2027.
This is a United States settlement. The case is recorded as the RealPage Rental Software Antitrust Class Action Settlement in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee, Nashville Division, case number 3:23-md-03071.
You may be eligible if you are a US renter who paid rent at a qualifying multifamily apartment property between October 18, 2018 and November 21, 2025, where the landlord used RealPage revenue management software. Whether you fit that description, and whether anything is paid, is decided by the court-appointed administrator, not by the company and not by us.
The claim deadline is January 29, 2027. Claims are filed at realpagerentalsettlement.com, and filing costs nothing.
Some settlements ask for a receipt, an account number or a copy of a bill. This one does not. The notice says no proof of lease or receipts is required, and that self-certification under penalty of perjury is sufficient.
Self-certification under penalty of perjury is not a formality. You are signing a statement that what you have written is true. If you are not sure you rented at a qualifying property in that window, do not guess your way into a claim. Check your own records first: an old lease, a bank statement showing rent payments, or the address and dates you lived there.
The administrator can still review claims and ask questions. Filing does not mean a payment follows.
This is an antitrust class action about RealPage revenue management software used by landlords. The lawsuit's claims are allegations. The court has given the settlements preliminary approval, and final approval is still ahead. Settling a case does not mean a court found wrongdoing.
No per-person payment amount is listed for this settlement. That means there is no figure anyone can honestly quote to you. Amounts in settlements like this often depend on how many valid claims come in and what the administrator approves, and you will not know your result until the administrator processes claims.
If you see a site or a message offering to file this claim for you for a fee, you do not need it. The claim goes directly to the administrator at realpagerentalsettlement.com at no cost.
You do not have to take a blog's word for a settlement. Two details let you verify almost everything: the court and the case number, both set out at the top of this post.
The administrator site, realpagerentalsettlement.com, carries the official notice, the full eligibility wording and the claim form. Read the eligibility section there before you file, because the administrator's wording governs, not a summary.
With a deadline of January 29, 2027, there is no reason to rush a claim you are unsure about. There is also no reason to leave it on a mental to-do list where it gets forgotten.
The full settlement page, with the official claim link →
Every settlement open for claims in Canada and the US →
The eligibility wording requires that the landlord used RealPage revenue management software at a qualifying multifamily apartment property. The settlement website publishes a Property List. It says a payment from the fund is only possible if you rented a unit on that list, so look up every address you rented at before certifying anything. The administrator decides who qualifies.
No payment amount is stated for this settlement. Nobody can tell you a figure, and any site that gives you one is making it up. The administrator determines what approved claims receive.
The period given is rent paid between October 18, 2018 and November 21, 2025 at a qualifying multifamily apartment property where the landlord used RealPage revenue management software. Gather the addresses and dates you rented and compare them against the official notice at realpagerentalsettlement.com.
No. You file directly with the court-appointed administrator at realpagerentalsettlement.com and there is no fee for submitting a claim.
PayUpBro is not a law firm and never files a claim for you. This page describes publicly available settlement information; it is not legal advice. Whether you may be eligible in any settlement is decided by the court-appointed administrator, not by us.