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David J.
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Force landlords to pay 25% of tenant rents? Does the insanity end

David J.
  • Investor
  • shawnee oklahoma
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Not only an endless ban on evictions (for any reason) but now perhaps also landlords must pay 25% of tenant rents? What on earth? Politicians need to stop trying to win votes by leveraging a crisis. Punishing landlords and making it impossible for them to provide housing is a terrible idea not to mention a breach of civil liberties.

When will the insanity end?

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I read into this proposed bill. Looks like it would be something like an  "Illegal taking". I agree it shouldn't pass.   Anyway it looks like some kind of guideline for  "balancing hardships" in a disputed eviction. 10 properties or more owned,  and it would have to be proved that the landlord didn't need the money. Other items in the proposed bill  made it a lot less scary to me. It was part of a bill that included foreclosure issues. Probably get cleaned out of the ridiculous stuff.  

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