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Mark Gaskins
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Atlanta
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Eviction Moratorium Extended AGAIN

Mark Gaskins
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Atlanta
Posted

Just read the article today that a judge in DeKalb county Georgia has extended the eviction moratorium for 60 more days.

I have two properties in Clayton County and curious what savvy landlords do to hedge the losses of rents during this time? One tenant hasn’t paid rent since April and is prepared to move…the other has Section 8 which is not covering her for the full amount needed. So she’s moving. However, with the stay on evictions, I would like to know of how to document the losses, what to fill out with the city/county, how to ensure that the losses in rents are not a complete loss after this is all said and done.

https://www.ajc.com/news/atlanta-news/dekalb-judge-issues-new-countywide-eviction-moratorium/4U56X6QWXJAHJB6IVAB6GPGIRI/?fbclid=IwAR0U5xK-jwvdHHR87YESacIohAOacZrHsRlSa-NgUhhF-3aXBx7D52bUbGg

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