Published by REALTOR.com | February 1, 2021 Since COVID-19 shut down just about every perk that makes living in a teeny, overpriced urban studio apartment even remotely worth it, there’s been a whole lot of talk of a mass exodus from the big, expensive cities. After all, the thinking goes, if you’re jonesing for more elbow …
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Originally published by Bloomberg | January 20, 2021 The order calls for the moratorium, set to expire at the end of this month, to be extended through at least March 31. President Joe Biden plans to extend bans on home evictions and foreclosures imposed last year to mitigate the dual economic and health crises spurred …
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Published by FOX News | January 7, 2021 The landlord claims that the backyard isn’t part of the lease This situation probably wasn’t covered in the lease. A family in Australia is asking for help dealing with an unusual problem with their landlord, who has decided to move into the backyard of the home. She is apparently …
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The following is an excerpt from an article published by DSNews on December 17, 2020. Despite federal and local efforts to halt foreclosures and evictions during a global health crisis, losing a home has become a real threat facing millions of Americans, especially as preventative moratoria expire in December and January. “If the federal government and the CDC allow the …
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Written by Erin Spradlin and published by Bigger Pockets | December 21, 2020 Why Real Estate Investors Should Care About Remote Workers NPR is reporting 14–23 million people will be moving because they are no longer tethered to their jobs. I think this is a very important tenant pool that can help you transition out of Airbnb …
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Published by Realtor.com | November 10, 2020 Big companies that own single-family homes are raising rents at the fastest rate since they emerged from last decade’s foreclosure crisis. Though millions of Americans are still struggling to pay rent and at risk of eviction, the bet on six-figure-earning suburbanites by companies such as Invitation Homes, Inc. and American Homes 4 Rent has …
Written by John Nolte | Published by Breitbart on October 31, 2020 “Renters have never had so many options in Manhattan,” reports Bloomberg. “The number of apartment listings in New York’s most expensive borough has tripled from last year, the highest figure for vacancies in recent history. Asking rents in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens have imploded.” “Yet the …
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