Published by The New York Post | June 29, 2021 The Supreme Court has ruled that a moratorium on evictions imposed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention due to the coronavirus pandemic can remain in place through the end of July. The Court ruled 5-4 to reject a request by a group of …
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Published by Florida Realtors | June 24, 2021 The CDC extended the federal eviction moratorium for another month, from June 30 to July 31, further frustrating landlords. However, CDC also said it’s likely that this new deadline will be the last one. FHFA also announced that its foreclosure moratorium was extended to July 31. The …
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Published by The Hill | June 2, 2021 A federal appeals court in Washington, D.C. denied a request by a group of landlords to resume evictions. The ruling from the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals is the latest twist in a multifront legal challenge to the eviction freeze that was enacted by federal public health …
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Published by REALTOR Magazine | June 3, 2021 After appeals court retains stay on nationwide eviction moratorium, plaintiffs announce plan to file petition with Supreme Court. Plaintiffs in a lawsuit seeking to end the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s nationwide eviction moratorium said they’ll take their case to the Supreme Court. The moratorium is …
Published by The Washington Post | May 5, 2021 Court rules agency lacks legal authority to impose it Many have been saying that the CDC had no authority to impose a nationwide eviction moratorium. Yesterday a federal judge agreed. “The pandemic has triggered difficult policy decisions that have had enormous real-world consequences. The nationwide eviction …
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Published by REALTOR Magazine | April 19, 2021 Foreclosure filings in March rose 5% compared to the previous month. Some housing analysts have grown concerned about what will happen to the real estate market when temporary foreclosure moratoriums are lifted. Will it spark a wave of new foreclosures and lead to a crisis? Already, foreclosure …
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Published by the Texas Standard | April 2, 2021 Local judges are no longer authorized to pause eviction cases because of the CDC moratorium. Housing courts in Texas are no longer authorized to halt evictions in compliance with a national moratorium, after the Texas Supreme Court this week let statewide protections for renters expire — …
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Published by Breitbart | April 9, 2021 President Joe Biden has revealed a $2.25 trillion dollar infrastructure proposal to build two million homes and apartments while big money funds are quickly scooping up nearly all available single-family homes. According to the Hill, Biden’s proposal to build such housing “would spend four times the entire Department of Housing and …
Published by The Palm Beach Post | April 8, 2021 The sizzling housing market is a double-edged sword for Realtors. Glossy mailers, cold calls and text messages — if you are a homeowner, you’ve probably received more than one gauging your interest in selling your home amid what is the hottest real estate market in more …
Published by REALTOR Magazine | April 6, 2021 The CFPB estimates that 1.7 million borrowers could be at risk of foreclosure by September. Concerned a foreclosure wave is on the horizon, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau recently proposed a rule that would prohibit mortgage servicers from foreclosing against delinquent borrowers for the remainder of this …
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