how long does it take for an eviction and a judgement to show on your credit report
The information collection agencies report to the credit bureaus is unpaid rent or damages, instead of an eviction. Collection accounts stay on your credit report for seven years from the date the debt became 180 days past due. So, indirectly, your eviction (or a record of the eviction) will cause a negative entry to your credit reports, albeit in the form of a collection.
Helpful to 23 out of 25 people. judgements can stay on your credit reports up to 7 years, even if it's been paid.