Rental History Checks for Evictions and Rental Disputes
Search state and national rental databases for eviction filings and judgments, for yourself or a rental applicant.
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A rental history check searches state and national rental court databases for eviction filings, judgments and landlord-tenant disputes tied to a person. Renters use it to see what landlords will find and fix errors before applying, and landlords use it to review an applicant’s past tenancies.
Why Rental History Checks Matter
An eviction record can lead to a denied application. Knowing what is on your record lets you dispute errors and explain your history before a landlord asks.
- Find eviction filings and judgments.
- See what landlords will see before you apply.
- Dispute inaccurate records early.
- Review applicants’ past tenancies quickly.
What Does a Rental History Check Include?
Rental database searches can return:
- Eviction filings: Eviction cases filed against the person.
- Judgments: Money judgments and case outcomes.
- Rental disputes: Landlord-tenant court records.
- Case details: Filing dates, court, and parties.
Turnaround: State and national rental database searches return instantly.
Customize Your Screening Package
Rental History Check options start at $10.95. Compare packages and individual searches, then choose the checks that fit your needs. No account required for a one-time order.
- State Rental Records Database Search$10.95
- National Rental Records Database Search$16.50
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers about rental history check coverage, timing, and ordering.
How do I check my rental history?
Order a rental history check with your name and date of birth. Reveal searches state and national rental databases for eviction filings and sends you the results.
How do I find out if I have an eviction on my record?
A rental history search shows eviction filings and judgments reported to rental databases. You can also check the court in the county where you rented.
How long do evictions stay on a background check?
Eviction records are generally reportable for seven years under the FCRA.
Can I remove an eviction from my record?
You can dispute inaccurate records with the reporting agency. Some states also allow sealing of certain eviction cases.
How fast are results?
Rental database searches return instantly.
Can landlords run a rental history check?
Yes, with the applicant’s written authorization. It is often combined with credit and criminal checks in a tenant screening package.
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