Hello Bigger Pockets: I just read this article in the Wall Street Journal online and wondering what the thoughts are out there about this subject: Biden Asks Congress to Extend Federal Eviction Moratorium - WSJ"The Biden administration won’t move to extend a federal moratorium on the evictions of tenants who fell behind on rent in the Covid-19 pandemic in the wake of a court ruling, but it is asking Congress to authorize such an extension.President Biden would have “strongly supported” a move to further extend the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s moratorium, scheduled to expire on Saturday, but that option is no longer legally viable after a recent Supreme Court ruling, the administration said in a statement by press secretary Jen Psaki.State and local governments have struggled to distribute $47 billion in federal money aimed at helping tenants who can’t pay rent because of the pandemic-triggered downturn, leaving many people at risk of being forced out of their homes when the moratorium expires.Just $3 billion of the aid authorized by Congress in December and March had been delivered to landlords and tenants as of June 30, the Treasury Department said in a report last week.

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We have another 250-350 unit project (26 acres) with an $80M Kroc activity center, lakes, and a nature preserve that we would love to ink a deal on.

Thousands of new apartments being build centered around the PATH station that is attracting young, diverse renters looking for a better deal vs JC or Hoboken.

I have another whopper that could support 250-400 units (some retail will impact this)  Overlooks a City owned, 2 Lake reservoir (check the map on the link) , natural preserve, and has an $80M Ray and Joan Kroc Center (this is amazing) about 800 feet away.  

What about researching the area in East Tampa where the Mayor says they have property to move the Police Department and create a New City Center??

They also hired interns that had not yet completed a college degree.I would look for the signs of who owns the office buildings, industrial parks, retail centers, etc around you.  

The big numbers tend to center around large cities and low-income rentals.

I used to own a small business (fitness center) in a cool little town, and I was doing really well.