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Klint Ruud
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Evictions... How are rental property owners holding up?

Klint Ruud
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Now that many of those eviction moratoria are expiring... I'm curious to know how rental property owners are holding up? Are your tenants paying rent? If so, is it on time? Or are you having a high eviction rate? 

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Bjorn Ahlblad
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Bjorn Ahlblad
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I would not count moratoriums being lifted, and even if they are it won't change things all that much. We are already seeing judges tell sheriffs to not enforce orders, we will see judges not granting orders, congress folk have told tenants to not pay rent, tenants are blocking access to process evictions; this is not going back to where it once was, not in most places. 

Laws don't seem to matter much anymore, and not just talking land lording, where this goes is anybody's guess. 

We will have to find better ways to keep the freeloader mentality folks from not getting in in the first place, and how to get rid of the ones who are already there-that is the much harder and more expensive part! I hope I am crazy!

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