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Will a property company rent to me when I had a past eviction with them?

So six years ago my wife and I got evicted from our apartment at the time. At least, I think we were evicted. We got a notice on our door with a date we were supposed to be out by and we were out by the day before. Never went to court or anything. Is that an eviction?

We got evicted because we fell way behind on rent. Plain and simple. We had a really hard time finding employment and fell behind on our bills. So a little while after we left we got a letter from the rental company letting us know we owed them back rent and that it went to collections and negatively affected our credit. We owed them $2000.

We worked out a deal with them where we paid the $2000 in full and they removed the eviction (?) from our credit reports.

I now keep on top of my bills and my credit report, which is mostly clean, and I need to move to be near my family who needs me around for personal reasons.

Here's the thing; that very rental company owns a few nice buildings in the city I want to move to and their prices are great. What I want to know from those in the field is; are they likely to have a record of my past eviction with them and are they likely to pass on taking me on as a tenant again?

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