I represent a new player in the American market for modular homes/building construction systems.

I represent a new player in the American market for modular homes/building construction systems.

She said that she would have nowhere to go and I believe in Ohio that prevents me from evicting due to current covid laws because eviction would cause homelessness. 

Let's take a look at where each Presidential Candidate is focused on providing solutions for the housing crisis.TrumpAccording to National Association of Home Builders CEO Jerry Howard “If President Trump is re-elected, I believe you’ll see him continue to try and deregulate all businesses in industries including housing, and that will help us build housing” “I think that our builders are more inclined to believe that President Trump will be better for them in that regard, but it really remains to be seen.”Although unlike his challenger, President hasn’t released a housing plan, but we can look at what he has done in office or proposed budgets thus far as an indicator of what is to come;Eviction moratorium to prevent renters from losing their homes during the pandemicScrapping a law that required suburbs to address racial discrimiation in housing.Deep HUD cutsMovement towards privatizing Fannie Mae and Freddi Mac, with potential affect for generations.Capped property, income and sales tax deductions at up to $10,000.Lowered the mortgage interest deduction.Opportunity Zones BidenPresidential Candidate former Vice President Joe Biden has outlined a plan that focuses on disparities and creating national standards.

So you can tag in extra couple of hundreds to prevent overextended stays & you may want to mention in the listing description.

@Suzanne Player thank you for the advice I appreciate it have fun at your meeting

Frankly, I’d be curious to hear the answers they’d give you.As far as how to structure the lease, sorry, I can’t help you but there are several players in that game who sell there how-to guides.

The moratorium doesn't fully prevent that.  

I'm more at risk because I'm investing out of state but there are steps that can be done to prevent this from happening. 

It is assumed by the state that any rental larger than a 1 bedroom will fall into this category at some point because of the anti-discrimination laws that prevent landlords from refusing a family because they have a child.