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Eviction Moratoriums - Stopgaps to Permanent Programs

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This is a great article. There has been lots of discussion in this forum on this issue and this is just an update. Emergency eviction moratoriums were some of the first policies enacted to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. They could end up outlasting it. Many will last well into late 2021. These moratoriums are nothing more than  a means for the government to provide free housing at landlords' expense. This pot property owners in the position of having to keep nonpaying tenants while turning away prospective renters who would pay their bills. There are even considerations to force landlords to waive all back rent.

Eviction Moratoriums Are Transforming From Emergency Stopgaps to Permanent Programs – Reason.com

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This is the reason I have been diversifying and adding more section 8 properties to my portfolio of properties. I already really liked this program and have had great sucess with my existing section 8 properties.

I know on the 5th of every month I will have a government direct deposit for these properties. I have had same tenant in a few properties for 5 years. Rent increase are simple to request and get.

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