As many of you know, President Trump signed an executive order in August that, in addition to other tasks, required that"The Secretary of Health and Human Services and the Director of CDC shall consider whether any measures temporarily halting residential evictions of any tenants for failure to pay rent are reasonably necessary to prevent the further spread of COVID-19 from one State or possession into any other State or possession

The CDC eviction moratorium has been extended by President Biden until March 31, 2021.

So since that thought I have had a phone call with the University president, explaining ideas, asking questions, and seeking his opinion on the area.

An example scenario we ran with the bank president was if we purchase a rental house for $40,000.

The only thing new in the world is the history you do not know (according to President Harry Truman).(1) deflation: During The Great Depression (1930s) and The Great Recession (late 2000s), lenders went out of business and money dried up.

Makes it easy for politicians to cover doing nothing by blaming rich people.Worked great in pre-war Germany by blaming a certain religious group for the problems of the general population.Sad how it speaks to the average IQ of people.Since Ds own Congress and the Presidency, I'd think it'd be prime to shove stuff like that thru. 

My question is: is it worth the hassle to be president of your own HOA?

The president-elect is calling on Congress to extend the evictionand foreclosure moratoriums and continue applications for forbearance onfederally-guaranteed mortgages until September 30, 2021.

It was unclear how many condos are located in beach towns and other resort areas affected by the tightened rules.Like Fannie, Freddie has also long maintained rules against financing “condotels,” but Fannie has historically been a bigger player in the condo market, according to Realtors and bankers.Terrie Suit, president of Sanctuary at False Cape Condominium Association, said the building with 248 residential units in Virginia Beach, Va., was disqualified from Fannie financing last month after the revamped rules went into effect.Through a consultant hired by the condo association, Fannie informed the building just before Christmas that it no longer qualified for financing from the company.

Cold winter hurricane, Presidents are being kicked out... doesn't matter.