They may have reported this to the credit bureaus and would therefore have a negative impact on your credit score.

I believe tenants also have the option to have their payment history reported to one of the credit bureaus too.

We deal mostly in the public sector, doing corporate housing for all bureaus of the Gov. 

We also file (for all evicted tenants) with credit bureaus and often record the judgments at the county level.No, we are not being mean or trying to hurt anyone; we are trying to warn and protect others against bad tenants. 

Multiple mtg inquiries count as one, as the credit bureaus know you are comparing.

I tried to do background screening and because they told all the credit bureaus to block everything due to compromised personal information during the disaster I can't get any credit report or other screening information.

It seems that while the locals won't currently report such things to credit bureaus, a tax sale including the owner's personal information would be public record that could potentially be obtained by credit bureaus.

Depends if the HML reports it to the credit bureaus. 

Real estate clubs are a good place to find all of these.Unlike the conventional lenders, very few private/Hard Money lenders report to the credit bureaus.

Out of  desperation & frustration I took the advice to not pay the maintenance for 7 years then request that the credit bureaus remove it.