dontrentbuyin2020: Home buying rebounds in terrible year
- 01/21/21 07:02 PM
So many lives, businesses, jobs, and families have been impacted, disrupted, and devastated during 2020 and you would think that there were no positive situations or events whatsoever. However, for those renting, at least there were laws passed where one could not be evicted or foreclosed upon, and those have now been extended as of Dec. 27. However how long that will be in effect is anyone’s guess, especially if you have lost yourbusiness, job, or your salary was drastically reduced. How about the small landlord whose income is dependent upon the tenants paying their rent, what about them? It appears … (2 comments)
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So many lives, businesses, jobs, and families have been impacted, disrupted, and devastated during 2020 and you would think that there were no positive situations or events whatsoever. However, for those renting, at least there were laws passed where one could not be evicted or foreclosed upon, and those have now been extended as of Dec. 27. However how long that will be in effect is anyone’s guess, especially if you have lost yourbusiness, job, or your salary was drastically reduced. How about the small landlord whose income is dependent upon the tenants paying their rent, what about them? It appears … (2 comments)
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