Bigbore500r
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So Los Angeles rolled out some extreme COVID protection for rental tenants, and guess what - everyone is automatically taking advantage.
Why wouldn't they?
I have 3 friends who's rental tenants all have advised they can't pay their rent right off the bat, 2 weeks into this shutdown. A play out of the Cheesecake factory book!
CA is basically making it possible for you to live 12 months rent-free before eviction due to COVID impacts. This is gonna get ugly and move the problem upstream pretty quick.....
Will I get evicted?
In the city of Los Angeles, renters who cannot pay their rent because of economic hardship or because their health has been affected by the coronavirus are not allowed to be evicted. If a family has needed to move in due to the virus and therefore, this increases the number of people living under a roof permitted under their lease - they are protected.
Furthermore, Los Angeles renters have up to a year after the city's emergency order expires to pay back rent. Also, all late fees for nonpayment will be waived.
Why wouldn't they?
I have 3 friends who's rental tenants all have advised they can't pay their rent right off the bat, 2 weeks into this shutdown. A play out of the Cheesecake factory book!
CA is basically making it possible for you to live 12 months rent-free before eviction due to COVID impacts. This is gonna get ugly and move the problem upstream pretty quick.....
Will I get evicted?
In the city of Los Angeles, renters who cannot pay their rent because of economic hardship or because their health has been affected by the coronavirus are not allowed to be evicted. If a family has needed to move in due to the virus and therefore, this increases the number of people living under a roof permitted under their lease - they are protected.
Furthermore, Los Angeles renters have up to a year after the city's emergency order expires to pay back rent. Also, all late fees for nonpayment will be waived.