Though eviction moratoriums and the federal Emergency Rental Assistance Program were crucial in saving many low-income renters from being put out in the streets, thousands more moved in with friends, family and others...
If you own your home but your current situation doesn’t allow you to afford the payments and you can’t find a less expensive place to live, you may be concerned...
An advocate platform could be the payoff for rent delinquency issues. There are currently about 6 million people in the United States behind on their lease payments, and they owe...
Lenders will to return to using standard MAP Guide policies. The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) announced that it is removing temporary COVID-19 underwriting mitigants for multifamily transactions insured under Section 223(f) of...
Lawmakers passed the bill hours before the eviction moratorium was set to expire. California lawmakers on Thursday approved an emergency bill to extend the state’s eviction moratorium until June 30, giving...
Filings for residential evictions in New York are still a fraction of their pre-pandemic numbers, even without a moratorium in place. But housing advocates and landlords are preparing for a...
The U.S. Treasury Department seized $1.9 million in unspent rent relief from five Texas counties and one city because local officials didn’t spend the money fast enough. Eviction filings in...
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to cancel all property tax penalties and other fees related to building owners who have been affected by the eviction...
The coronavirus pandemic taught many apartment owners and developers how to make their properties safer, healthier places for their residents to call home. During the pandemic, owners and managers spent...
Many Americans don’t feel tethered to just one place anymore, Coldwell Banker reported. Younger generations are more inclined than their older counterparts to live in more affordable locations, even if...
