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hunter

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15. The population density of our neighborhood seems to be increasing...

Sun Jul 26, 2020, 12:14 PM

Jul 2020

... as young people move in with their parents and grandparents.

These are young people who would have been living away at college, or were living in their own apartments and working in industries badly impacted by this pandemic.

I have nieces and nephews who have moved back in with their parents, something they never expected would happen.

Our neighbors have grandparents and great grandparents moving in to watch children who would otherwise be in school and daycare.

Extending unemployment benefits helps landlords as well.

If we have to increase taxes on the wealthy to prevent serious economic problems, so be it. We're all in this together, this virus is a danger to all humans.

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I have a client that has a tenant louis-t Jul 2020 #1

Abuses are always a risk, but I think they are a small minority. alwaysinasnit Jul 2020 #3

My God, what a nightmare. Maven Jul 2020 #2

I agree with regard to corporate owners, but there are some mom and pop owners who have to pay alwaysinasnit Jul 2020 #4

Bad business to depend on rent or air bnb to pay a mortgage obamanut2012 Jul 2020 #7

I don't think this is a recent development about mom and pop rentals. My parents rented alwaysinasnit Jul 2020 #10

I totally agree gopiscrap Jul 2020 #5

K&R, Banks need to be told to back off property payment requirements. Most complex owners don't ... uponit7771 Jul 2020 #6

I honestly don't understand this. phylny Jul 2020 #8

Washington State extended the ban until October pfitz59 Jul 2020 #9

We rent. Have been in the same place for 5 years. stopbush Jul 2020 #11

Lose your address, voter registration is invalid central scrutinizer Jul 2020 #12

Karma will bite them in the COVID alittlelark Jul 2020 #13

Eviction restrictions don't make any sense hydrolastic Jul 2020 #14

The population density of our neighborhood seems to be increasing... hunter Jul 2020 #15