Five results a report can reach, including the awkward ones. Every name, address, and case number below is invented.
A colored chip names the outcome. It is a category, not a grade — no scores, no ratings.
Five results a report can reach. One opens at a time.
When you'd see this: Most of the time. Most renters never appear in an eviction case. It is not a pass — it is what the records we read do and don't contain.
When you'd see this: When a case is filed and the court has not decided it. This is the result most often mistaken for a judgment.
When you'd see this: When a case exists and no eviction was ordered. Reports built only from database matches often cannot show this outcome at all.
When you'd see this: When a court decided the case and ordered the tenant out. We report it plainly and we do not tell you what to do with it.
When you'd see this: When the court data cannot be tied to your applicant with confidence. We would rather say so than guess.
A report is about a real person. Keep it with your records for this decision, dispose of it securely, and don't pass it on.