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Evictions & Rental History Gone For Good!

Erase Evictions & Rental History. Rebuild Your Life.

Our Exceptional Services

CreditHood has helped over 3,000 clients get approved for housing by removing their outstanding rental balances, evictions and judgements
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Erase Your Eviction Record – Fast, Affordable, & 100% Legal

Get approved for rentals, loans, and jobs again. Our eviction removal experts clean your record so you can move forward with confidence. Nationwide No Qualifications Needed!

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An Eviction or Negative Rental History on Your Record is Costing You More Than You Think.

Denied rental applications

Higher security deposits

Denied jobs or loan opportunities

Emotional stress & embarrassment

How Our Process Works

3 Simple Steps To a Clean Slate

Review

We'll review any inaccurate or questionable items that is impacting your score to see how we can best improve your credit

Dispute

We request the bureaus and your creditors to verify and show proof of these negative items as accurate and fair. If they aren’t able to, they will be obligated to remove them.

Rebuild

As you navigate the world of credit management, we’re here to provide expert guidance and leverage legal resources to address any new credit issues that may arise.

Let Us Take Care Of Everything For You.

Don’t wait 7 years for your eviction or negative rental history to fall off — because even after 7 years, it can still show up on tenant screening reports and stop you from getting approved for housing. These records don’t just disappear, and many landlords use databases that keep your past visible far longer than expected. Act now and let me and my experienced team help you legally remove these records, so you can move forward with confidence and secure the housing you deserve.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, Consumer laws govern all states which gives you the right to dispute any information under your consumer file.

Yes, no matter if you paid it or didn’t pay it you can still dispute it.

The short answer is No, Pacer (Public Access to Court Electronic Records) only has Federal & State court cases. Evictions are on the local level.
Tenant screening reports display your evictions from all 50 states which are shown on your consumer reports. These tenant screening reports also show negative rental history and credit scores.
Yes, negative rental history such as Broken leases, Balances owed, Property damages , Late rental payments, and Evictions can get your applications denied.
The short answer is No, evictions only fall off of your credit report after 7 years, a landlord search your public records may be able to see this depending on the landlords criteria if they only search evictions under your consumer report within the past 2-7 years or if they search all evictions within your renting time period if they are using tenant screening services, however you can dispute anything under my.