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Eviction reports will remain on your credit report for a maximum of seven years. Under the terms of the Fair Credit Reporting Act, any eviction, collection action or judgment must be removed from a tenantâs credit history after that time. The only way to avoid this seven-year blemish is to make reparations with the landlord or vacate the property if problems exist.
They use this database to make money off the rental companies, who want to check for evictions.. (i.e. the $39 landlord credit check services). It's likely they collected your name off the public record, and it's on their eviction proceedings list. Even if you won, they still keep your name posted on their list. Legally they are supposed to remove your name after 7 years. Write a letter to each of the three major credit bureaus telling them that the item is inaccurate. They are required by law to verify it within 30 days and report back to you. Some will simply delete it and not bother to verify.