Eviction Notice

Eviction Notice searches are a great way to screen a prospective tenant for a possible eviction. When a tenant gets evicted, they are served with an eviction notice and must vacate the property within a set amount of time. The time between the serving of the Eviction Notice and when the tenant must be out is state-specific, so a check of local law would be in order.

When a landlord such as yourself serves an eviction notice through the judicial system, it gets reported to the credit bureau as an eviction and will show up when a credit search and Eviction Report search is completed.

In the old days before these instant reports, landlords had to fly by the seat of their pants and hope that their tenant was a good person who paid their rent on time. But now, you can find out in seconds if your applicant has a history of getting kicked out of their previous rentals. Some people can have five, six, or even ten evictions on their record! You have to wonder how these people can keep burning landlord after landlord. Clealy, it's because these landlord don't do their due diligence on their applicants.

Don't be one a victim of these people. It's cheap insurance to run an eviction background report and get the whole story on your applicant.

Any landlord that is interested in the rental history of their prospective tenant should indeed choose the Eviction Report option on the credit check they run at YouCheckCredit.com!

Run an Eviction Notice now!