The ban on evictions is for tenants affected by Covid who had hardships/income interruptions.

@Brian GarrettI’ve had a lot of clients especially since Covid get in trouble with these type loans.

We moved out of state due to the covid numbers being very low in the state we relocated.

In today's current environment with COVID, there can be lots of additional hurdles to actually evict.

This is a very scary time to buy properties with bad tenants because all they have to do is sign a piece of paper that says that covid-19 stood them and they can stay for free.

COVID really slowed down the process.

The proper legal remedy for squatters is the wrongful detainer complaint that at least is a little quicker (but not in this Covid times when the Court is working at the minimum).Trying to prevent more people to suffer the consequences of this horrible Policy I wrote to the Mayor, to all the Council Members, to all the Baltimore City State representatives, to the State’s Attorney Office and to the same Police Department.

Some Non-QM or Portfolio lenders were doing as little as 20% down pre-COVID, however they have pared back their terms, so most don't offer that high of an LTV right now.

It's a great time to sell, hard to time the market as prices continue to rise, but when covid ends, will prices go down?

I plan on listing the property on Airbnb because of the number of people coming to visit Austin, and the recent COVID restrictions being lifted.