; (ii) the age of the tenant; (iii) the race, ethnicity, gender, and disability status of the tenant; (iv) the number of household members residing in the property, including the number of children; and (v) whether the tenant is a recipient of tenant-based or project-based assistance under section 8 of the United States Housing Act of 1937 ( 42 U.S.C. 1437f ). (B) Information on the residential property, including— (i) the address and type of housing; and (ii) whether the property is subject to a federally backed mortgage. (C) Information on the landlord who filed the court-ordered or administrative eviction case, including— (i) the name of the landlord; (ii) the mailing address of the landlord; (iii) any additional names, limited liability corporations, or entities associated with the mailing address of the landlord; (iv) the number of rental units owned by the landlord; (v) the name of the attorney or legally permitted representative of the landlord, or an indication that the landlord was self-represented; (vi) the rent charged for the unit in question; (vii) additional fees charged for the unit in question, whether one-time or recurring; (viii) any amount that the landlord alleges that the tenant owes, including— (I) rent; (II) additional fees other than rent, whether one-time or recurring; (III) late fees and penalties; and (IV) court fees and attorney's fees; (ix) any costs incurred by the landlord for engaging in the eviction process, including— (I) court costs, such as filing fees; (II) the cost of legal representation; and (III) the cost to set out a tenant; and (x) the amount of emergency rental assistance received on behalf of the tenant. (D) Information about the location where the court-ordered or administrative eviction case took place, including the name of the judge or adjudicator. (E) Procedural data on the court-ordered or administrative eviction case, including— (i) the date, if applicable, on which the tenant was served with a notice to quit