Tenant Screening reports can assist landlords and property managers in identifying the best renters. Beginning July 1, 2017 the 3 major credit bureaus will enact their National Consumer Assistance Plan (NCAP) and make some major changes to what will be reported on credit reports. The credit bureaus will remove most tax liens and civil judgments from credit reports, making it much harder to determine if your applicant has been evicted through the court system or if they haven’t been paying their taxes. Applicants that don’t pay their taxes can have a tax lien, possible wage garnishment and asset freeze put on them, leaving them low on funds to take care of rent. While there will not be a way to determine if the applicant did or did not pay their taxes after the NCAP plan has been enacted, there is a solution to the possible evictions.