Can I report this to Bureaus or do I need to win the court judgement before I can issue details to the credit Bureaus?

You can pursue a judgement against the property owner for non performance under the loan agreement terms which would come up on a title report when they go to sell or refinance the property since a judgment search would be completed against the seller but that takes time and money.

You can still put them in collections, you don't need a judgement to be put in collections. 

While mortgages, judgements and liens are recorded at the local courthouse, sometimes liens such as welfare liens and nursing home liens are not proptly recorded. 

We always schedule a walk through inspection noting repairs that need to be done soon or eventually.I've recently closed on some wholesaled properties and against my better judgement used the seller's choice of a closing attorney.

At best these folks lack good judgement which to me makes them a bad tenant.Remember, a vacancy is a blessing compared to a bad tenant.

The judgement towards the owner doesn’t mean the judgement is on the property.

I own a two-story duplex where water constantly drips down the siding, even when it hasn't rained for days or weeks.

The most concerning is the stuff that is beyond anyone's control or even due to the lack of judgement or intelligence by a guest.

I did get a judgement against her, had it recorded, engaged a collection agency, but after 3 years have yet to get paid.