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DuBois Othero Toy
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Chicago Covid mandate

DuBois Othero Toy
  • Chicago
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Goodmorning everyone. As you all know the mayor of Chicago continues to extend the covid mandate another 30 days every month. When do you think this might end? I hear that a lot of landlords are going to be looking to get rid of their properties. I also was told by multiple investors to wait until the mandate was over before I get my first rental property. Any advice or suggestions?#chicagolandrealestate

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Quincy Lockett
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Quincy Lockett
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@DuBois Othero Toy

From the latest information the State Moratorium on evictions enacted by Governor Pritzker expired on March 6, 2021. The Federal CDC Moratorium which overrides the state action is set to expire on March 31, 2020. The newly ratified American Recovery Act (March 6, 2020) did not include any further extensions.

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