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In reply to the discussion: The other side of the rental moratorium [View all]Sibelius Fan
(24,783 posts)14. We have been paying our rent on time throughout the pandemic,
but its hard as Im on unemployment (age 66 - good luck getting a job) and my wife works part time.
So I looked into CAs rent assistance program. We qualify based on income (or lack thereof), monthly rent and size of household. But to qualify for the assistance we need to be in arrears on our rent and been served an eviction notice.
Huh? Sounds like a stupid, stressful requirement.
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When we bought our house, we considered, and declined to buy a house with a rental unit...
brooklynite
Aug 2021
#1
They never returned their documents. I doubt he would be able to get a dime.
Demsrule86
Aug 2021
#27
He will never get a dime, and IMHO there should have been standards for the morotorium and
Demsrule86
Aug 2021
#28
I believe there are a good many people who have used the situation to quit paying rent
captain queeg
Aug 2021
#11
We are in our seventh year renting this property. We've never missed a rent payment.
Sibelius Fan
Aug 2021
#37
The problem is compounded by states NOT spending the money actually allocated...
albacore
Aug 2021
#24