One is on a month-to-month lease, the other has no lease whatsoever, and has lived there for 25 years.Realtor says that both are current on rent amid the COVID19 pandemic.

Jay Inslee on Thursday extended and expanded his moratorium on evictions and imposed a new freeze on increases of residential rents in an effort to help residents better handle the economic shutdown amid the coronavirus pandemic.

But is the pandemic really making it tough on buyers or lenders tk make think not to buy?

The Eastside has come back down to earth since pandemic levels. 

It’s funny, I just stumbled along this conversation and am thinking this pandemic could change things.

We also leased out two of the units right at the start of the pandemic.

Many of our local cities actually require 60 days notice for rent increases or terminations (and some of these are recent, post-pandemic changes to local laws). 3.

Both experienced loss of income during the pandemic and their credit scores are low.

You probably have the number on the top of your head, but I believe the avg CAP over pandemic was 4.5-5%?

“Making sure everyone has access to quality, affordable housing is a bipartisan issue, and the industry stands ready to do its part to help create the 4.3 million new apartment homes our country needs.”Immigration has been a main driver of demand, but levels tapered off before the pandemic and remain lower than normal.