It provides credit score, credit history, criminal and judgement checks -- Just remember to verify income.2.

I call these kind of tenants judgement proof!!!

I am more than willing to get a judgement and lien so for the next 7-10 years these kids cannot get any sort of credit.  

Of the 14 loans, I see that at least one resulted in foreclosure, two appear in limbo (not cancelled and property not sold after multiple years, with one court (judgement) action), three don't have CAN or any other recognized mortgage releases even though the flipper sold the property and the transaction appeared to otherwise be successful, and the rest looked like 'good' transactions with the flipper selling and (per tax stamps) made a profit.

No judgement here...either one of those is fine as long as it is what you want.  

It is too easy to either something that she can reopen a court date with "They tried to self evict me after the judgement and I want a new hearing".

If the tenant decides to sue me for reporting their damages/loss of rent, I would be glad to counter sue and get a judgement.

@Chuy Gonzalez the lawyer will file a judgement against your freeloading tenant.

You'd be lucky to get a judgement and if you used a collection agency, you'd prob get a small percentage of what you were owed. 

This is vital information, and required when you seek to collect on judgements from tenants who are latter evicted.