Pull court records
Findigs pulls eviction history from court records by jurisdiction, with status and disposition, FCRA consent logged.
Eviction history check
See the outcome, not the filing
Findigs reports an eviction case only when its final outcome is verified, so the decision rests on how the case ended.
The problem
A credit file doesn't show evictions
Eviction records sit scattered across courts and never appear on a credit report, so a repeat risk looks clean on paper.
The Findigs answer
Verified outcomes, in context
A filing shows that a case was opened, nothing more. Findigs reports the case only when its final outcome is verified, with jurisdiction, status, and disposition on every entry.
Before it is returned
Reportable, matched, verified
A case has to clear all three before Findigs reports it. Anything short of that never reaches the decision, whatever it would have shown.
How it works
How the eviction check runs
Risk modeling
Eviction history feeds the risk tier
Verified eviction records flow into risk-tier modeling, where the rental track record helps predict on-time payment from real lease outcomes.
FAQ
Eviction history questions
Where do the eviction records come from?
Findigs pulls eviction history from court records by jurisdiction and returns a case only when its final outcome is verified. Findigs reports one proceeding as one entry, not several.
How are dismissed cases handled?
A dismissal carries its own disposition, so it never reads like a judgment. An unresolved case is not returned at all, and your exception rules decide how a dismissal counts under 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.
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