What to do if you have an eviction on your record?

Prove You Can Pay. Probably the main reason landlords discriminate against tenants who have an eviction on their record is they worry that tenants won’t be able to make their monthly rent. Calm those fears by showing your solid financial standing by providing a bank statement, a check stub and a credit report.

How do I find out if I have an eviction on my record for free?

Obtain a copy of your credit report. If you owe the landlord money, there may be an entry on your credit report for the amount owed. Eviction records are recorded on your credit report when they are reported by the landlord, the landlord’s attorney or a third-party reporting service.

How to get eviction removed?

Settle your debt. If you’re able to get your debt settled and negotiate a settlement with your former landlord,make sure that the landlord is willing to contact the major

After you’ve made the final payment,make sure you get your letter that confirms the eviction removal from the proper reporting agencies.

Verify your eviction removal by ordering copies of your credit report and renter-screening agencies. If not,then follow up with your previous landlord.

If you’ve followed these steps and the eviction is still present,file a formal dispute form with the credit bureaus to get the information removed.

If you believe you were wrongly evicted,petition the court. If the required paperwork wasn’t served to you as ordered by the courts,then a judge may be more likely

What is an eviction report?

An eviction report will show nonlitigated actions. “Eviction reports are a great tool for discovering if prospective residents have been served and sued by previous landlords for not paying their rent, information that most often does not show up on credit reports,” according to Mr. Landlord.