A Landlord Reference Letter is a document from a previous landlord that confirms the applicant was a good tenant and fulfilled the terms of the rental agreement. It includes details about the tenant's rental history, such as rent payments, length of tenancy, and any complaints or compliments from the landlord. There are two types of Landlord Reference Letters — one for current tenants and one for previous tenants. A current tenant reference letter includes information about the tenant's current rental situation and their behavior as a tenant. A previous tenant reference letter includes information about their rental history and how they behaved as a tenant. Both types of letters provide landlords with an insight into the tenant's past rental behavior and help them make an informed decision when selecting a tenant.