An Eviction Doesn't Have To Keep Costing You Your Next Home.
Stop guessing. Learn where your rental history is being reported, what your rights are, and what steps to take next.
The Eviction Kit.
Everything you need to understand your rental history and take informed action, in one download.
- ✓ Step-by-step process, start to finish
- ✓ How to identify who's actually reporting your rental history
- ✓ Ready-to-customize correspondence templates
- ✓ Consumer-rights education, not just a form letter
- ✓ Framework for telling an eviction apart from a related collection
- ✓ Follow-up steps for after you get a response
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Use It For Yourself. Or Turn It Into Income.
People are using The Eviction Kit two ways, to fix their own rental history, and to help others with theirs while earning from it.
You found the apartment.
You can afford the rent.
You paid the application fee.
Then comes the denial.
And if an old eviction or negative rental history keeps showing up during tenant screening, it can feel like you're being punished over and over again for something that happened years ago.
Here's What Most People Don't Realize.
The information a landlord reviews isn't necessarily limited to the traditional credit report you're used to seeing.
There are consumer reporting companies specifically used for tenant and rental screening.
That means if you're only looking at your regular credit reports, you may not even be looking in the right place.
And if you don't know who is reporting the information, what they're reporting, or how to challenge information that may be inaccurate, incomplete, outdated, or unverifiable, it's easy to waste months sending the wrong thing to the wrong company.
The Eviction Kit
A step-by-step resource designed to help you understand your rental history, identify the companies that may be reporting information about you, and navigate the dispute process without trying to piece everything together from random videos online.
This Isn't Just A Letter.
Anybody can give you a template. The problem is knowing:
- Who do I contact?
- Which report do I need?
- What am I actually looking for?
- Who is reporting the eviction?
- What if there's also a collection from the apartment complex?
- What do I send, and where?
- What happens after they respond?
That's where people get stuck. The Eviction Kit gives you an organized framework so you can understand the process from beginning to end.
Inside The Kit, You'll Get.
Step-by-step instructions for navigating the process
Guidance for identifying the consumer reporting agencies that may maintain your rental-history information
Instructions for requesting and reviewing your rental reports
Ready-to-customize correspondence for different stages of the process
Consumer-rights education so you understand why you're taking each step
Guidance on where correspondence should be sent
Follow-up steps so you know what to do after receiving a response
A framework for separating an eviction/rental-history issue from a collection account related to a former apartment
And more. I'm giving you the roadmap without making you become a credit or consumer-law expert first.
Why This Kit Is Different.
I don't believe in throwing a generic dispute letter at everything and hoping something disappears. You need to understand what you're dealing with first.
An eviction proceeding, tenant-screening record, and collection account related to a broken lease are not automatically the same issue. And they shouldn't automatically be handled the same way.
The Eviction Kit helps you figure out what is actually being reported before deciding what action makes sense.
That distinction can save you from wasting time fighting the wrong company or addressing the wrong report.
You Have Rights As A Consumer.
Consumer reporting companies don't get to report information however they want. Federal consumer-reporting law gives consumers rights regarding information contained in consumer reports, including the ability to dispute information they believe is inaccurate or incomplete.
But having rights and knowing how to exercise them are two very different things. That's what this kit is designed to help you understand.
This Kit May Be For You If.
- You have an eviction or negative rental history affecting apartment applications.
- You don't know where the information is being reported.
- You've checked your traditional credit reports and can't figure out where landlords are seeing the problem.
- You owe a previous apartment complex and aren't sure whether you're dealing with an eviction record, a collection, or both.
- You've tried disputing before but didn't know what to do after receiving a response.
- Or you're simply ready to understand your consumer reports instead of continuing to guess.
Stop Letting "I Don't Know Where To Start" Be The Reason You Don't Start.
You don't need another TikTok tip. You don't need 17 browser tabs open. And you don't need to blindly send letters hoping something works.
You need to know:
What to pull.
What to review.
Who to contact.
What to send.
When to send it.
And what to do next.
That's what I put together for you.
Built By Someone Who's Actually Done This Work.
Shatoya Rivers is a CCA Board-Certified Credit Consultant with a Legal Analyst on her team, and the framework behind this kit comes from real casework, not a template pulled off the internet.
What It Looks Like When It Works.
Hear it directly from someone who got their home
"Coach Shatoya is pretty amazing and a wealth of knowledge!!! Genuinely cares for her clients and students! I have worked with big well known credit repair companies several times and have never really seen a change in my report, all while paying hundreds of dollars a mth."
— Verified Student
Your Rental History Deserves The Same Attention You've Been Giving Your Credit History.
Get the education, templates, resources, and step-by-step framework you need to take an informed approach to your rental history.