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JD Martin
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COVID eviction moratorium in LA County ending Dec. 31 2022

JD Martin
Property Manager
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  • Northeast, TN
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Article here: https://laist.com/news/housing...

I have to say the following made me laugh out loud:

"Many homelessness policy experts credit local eviction protections and
bans on rent increases with reducing the number of Angelenos falling
into homelessness during the pandemic."

Well yeah - if you just house the homeless in someone else's property at someone else's cost, of course homelessness should decrease!

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