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About Eviction Reports from TransUnion
About Eviction Reports from TransUnion

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Written by Crystal Abing
Updated over 2 months ago

Want to learn more about how eviction reports pulled from TransUnion work? Check out our summary below!

  • Only eviction cases that resulted in a final action will return.

  • Eviction records older than 7 years cannot be reported or used in screening decisions. As a result, TURSS will not return any eviction record that is more than 7 years old.

  • NY Rule: To ensure the data provided complies with New York state law, TURSS will not return any eviction data for customers in the state of New York.

  • DC Rule: To ensure the data provided complies with DC state law an eviction record will not be returned if the earliest date in the case is over 3 years old.

  • Miami-Dade, FL: To continue to receive Miami-Dade, FL eviction records, customers must attest and demonstrate they can comply with two-phased screening in Miami-Dade. RentRedi has completed phased screening requirements for Miami-Dade FL, and you will receive eviction data from this jurisdiction.
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  • As of October 22nd, 2024, due to changes in state law, eviction records will no longer be available for the following jurisdictions:

    • Arizona, Nebraska, Michigan, Maryland

    • Minnesota, Oregon, Indiana, Nevada

    • Idaho, Kentucky, Kansas, Ohio

We know these changes can be abrupt. Please know that we will do everything in our power to keep you up to date with the latest changes.

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