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Eviction reports will remain on your credit report for a maximum of seven years. Under the terms of the Fair Credit Reporting Act, any eviction, collection action or judgment must be removed from a tenantâs credit history after that time. The only way to avoid this seven-year blemish is to make reparations with the landlord or vacate the property if problems exist.
However, your credit report may include a collection account for unpaid rent or lease payments, or possibly a civil judgment if you were sued for breaking the lease. There is no set time frame for these items to first appear on your credit report. Collection accounts are deleted seven years from the original delinquency date of the debt. Public records are deleted seven years from the filing date. Even if there is no indication of the debt on your credit reports, landlords and property management companies typically conduct a review through a tenant screening or background investigative service that will provide them with eviction information.