Go for it. Your UK 'inFlatable', charges a modest user fee, finds a flat(apartment), renter years later leaves the rental,
you return the fee with modest interest(as a model to recast damage fee abuse), and in the meantime, earn on the float,
when ex-tenant/user fills their experience on unit/landlord review form,
you return the fee with modest interest.
Old and new users-renters love your reliable vast database, hilarious scathing reviews, you go viral, and you're on the cover of The Economist and Punch.
"Would you be comfortable with having a landlord’s management history posted on your listing?"
If we are talking about rental listings... if it's my listing, am I not the landlord?