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Eviction history check

See the filings that matter.

Findigs pulls prior filings directly from court records, revealing patterns of rental risk that credit alone can miss.

Trusted by the owners and operators behind 400K+ rental units
Northpoint
Evernest
Atlas
The problem

A credit file doesn't show evictions.

Prior filings sit scattered across courts and never appear on a credit report, so a repeat risk can look clean on paper.

The Findigs answer

Filings and judgments, in context.

Findigs pulls prior filings and judgments from court records with jurisdiction, status, and disposition, the rental history a credit file leaves out.

The full track record

Filings a credit score never shows.

Findigs adds the rental history seen across the 400K+ unit network to the court record, so underwriting sees the full track record.

How it works

How the eviction check runs.

01

Pull court records

Findigs pulls filings and judgments from court records by jurisdiction, with status and disposition, FCRA consent logged.

02

Add the network signal

Findigs adds filings seen across the 400K+ unit network, so events at other operators land on the same timeline.

03

Apply your lookback

Entries are filtered against your lookback window and exception rules, then logged for the risk-tier model.

Risk modeling

Eviction history feeds the risk tier.

Prior filings flow into risk-tier modeling, where the rental track record helps predict on-time payment from real lease outcomes.

See risk-tier modeling
FAQ

Eviction history questions

Where do the eviction records come from?

Findigs pulls prior eviction filings and judgments from court records by jurisdiction, then adds the public-record signal seen across the 400K+ unit Findigs network.

How are dismissed or sealed filings handled?

Status and disposition are surfaced on every entry, and operators can configure exception rules so dismissed and sealed filings are treated consistently with your fair-housing guidance.

Can operators set a custom lookback window?

Yes. Lookback windows and exception rules are operator-tunable inside policy and criteria, and every change is versioned in the audit trail.

Trust and compliance

Every decision is handled under FCRA, encrypted in transit and at rest, applied as consistent policy with an individualized assessment, and logged to a full audit trail.

SOC 2 Type II
FCRA-compliant
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