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Unless you owe them money and haven't paid it and it goes to collections, then it would show up of your credit report.
As far as "rental history", this would only come up if you applied for another place and used them as a reference.
As far as I understand the eviction will not show on your CR unless you owe and get a judgement filed against you. So regarding applying to new lines of credit and such, it shouldn't have any impact.
However, it will definitely show up on background searches and different data collection services that apartments and landlords use to screen tenants, and this might make future rentals very difficult.
Best of luck.
@PerArduaAdAstra wrote:As far as I understand the eviction will not show on your CR unless you owe and get a judgement filed against you. So regarding applying to new lines of credit and such, it shouldn't have any impact.
However, it will definitely show up on background searches and different data collection services that apartments and landlords use to screen tenants, and this might make future rentals very difficult.
Best of luck.
Thanks I wasn't aware of a database for that, you learn something new everyday.
@Anonymous wrote:
I was evicted from my apartment because of an incident that occurred with my roommate while I was not home. The leasing office called me the next day to let me know about the incident and tell me we were being evicted. They put an eviction notice on my front door later that day. There was no court date on the notice and when I asked one of the people in the leasing office, they said that since we were not contesting their decision that they didn’t think it would go on our rental history or credit report but they weren’t sure. So how will this affect me? I’m having trouble finding answers online as most questions pertain to missing a court date. We don’t have a court date at all. I just don’t want this on my rental history. If it does go on my rental history or credit report, what can I do?
If I were you I would consult with a lawyer about how to avoid there being a judgment. Judgments sometimes wind up in your credit reports.
Was your lease in term, or was it considered month to month?
Might want to pull that out and read it.
I don't know how long ago this was but I'd try to secure a new rental before the process gets traction to at least secure a place to live first before anything shows up, if it does.
A notice to quit that isn't due to rent in arrears won't affect your credit. It may be put on your rental history that other landlords will see but that's not guaranteed either way.