When you receive your credit check report back, it may include any or all of the following details:
Information on the public record like tax liens, civil judgments and filings for bankruptcy
The number of accounts the applicant has that have late payments or have been charged off
The number of accounts that have been paid up according to the terms of the account
The number of accounts that have not been paid and have been sent to a collections agency
The number of accounts currently listed as open for the applicant, including credit cards, loans and any other accounts that would show up in a credit report
How many times creditors have requested credit checks on a person (also known as hard inquiries)
All of this is information a person would find in their own individual credit report.