District Court Judge Dabney Friedrich, who was appointed in 2017 by former President Donald Trump, said the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention didn’t have the authority to stop landlords from evicting their tenants.But within hours, the Department of Justice said it would appeal and sought a stay of the decision, meaning the ban would remain in effect throughout the court battle.For now, the judge has granted a temporary stay, meaning renters can breathe a small sigh of relief.

@Mat K. the federal government funded over $100 billion towards rent relief for landlords, which is state administered.

I'm dealing with someone who refuses to communicate and if I go over and ask questions accuses me of harassment, so there is no chance of working together to obtain government relief of some kind.

States were given billions of dollars to spend on rent relief going back to the original relief efforts last summer.

Once we talked about her relief, it was smooth sailing, but I did have a few financial bruises. 

Especially with Covid, local relief agencies and churches/charities have been trying to help as many people as possible.

My tenant and I applied for the Texas rent relief program a few weeks ago.

She still prepares our taxes but not a year goes by when she doesn't reach out to an old colleague to ask questions on how we can reduce our base using our assets.Paying several thousand dollars more in taxes after purchasing three rundown rentals and spending the kind of money you did should have given you a pretty major tax relief, but it is key to consider which of the repairs should have been written off versus which should be capital improvements, etcetera.

She took out the deferment for covid relief and we have close to $25k (split) to get her living with a $0 mortgage payment.

If the sale was by a quit claim deed, or almost any other deed other than warranty deed, then depending on if any other documents were signed by seller regarding liability for “back taxes” he may not be responsible.Since as to the taxing authority the taxes stay with the property, if you or someone doesn’t pay them, and assuming no mistake was made as to their status, then your property is subject to any and all relief available to the taxing authority, including lawsuit, lien, or foreclosure action.