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If you\u2019ve been renting, especially a single-family house vice an apartment, you\u2019ve been on pins and needles the entire time, not knowing if it would be sold out from under you if the owner decides to cash in on good times, vice continues to deal with tenants. Almost every aspect has been fraught with anxiety for all concerned.<\/strong><\/p>\n A good portion of this is attributable to measures taken (with questionable authority) by the Centers for Disease Control. In an unprecedented order<\/a> on 1 September 2020, the CDC brought an immediate \u2013 and \u201ctemporary\u201d \u2013 halt in residential evictions to \u201cprevent the further spread of COVID-19.\u201d Congress and then the Biden administration extended that order through various incarnations for another year, claiming a surge in Delta variant infections<\/a> justified it.<\/strong><\/p>\n What is being overlooked here is that fact that even if t he renter cannot affort to pay his rent, the homeowner is still required to pay his mortgage.The renter may not be evicted, but the owner is in danger of foreclosure.<\/p>\n The article concludes:<\/p>\n Also, please note \u2013 there\u2019s nothing about independent landlord protections. Who is going to want to rent their home to anyone and face not getting paid with the government\u2019s stamp of approval? Here people were, hoping for rents to start easing off some and housing to open back up. \u2018Tis to laugh.<\/strong><\/p>\n The government\u2019s going to sanction both non-payment of rent and<\/em> pay for the scofflaw\u2019s lawyers? As the landlord is also a taxpayer, you could look at it that he\u2019s getting shafted twice in this deal.<\/strong><\/p>\n Well, hello. There\u2019s another house sold to Blackrock for cash.<\/strong><\/p>\n We need to look at any government interference against the free market as an attack on our freedom and treat it as such.<\/p>\n There is a housing crisis in America. Housing prices have skyrocketed (although they have come down slightly and the real estate market has cooled as interest rates have increased). Rents are going up and inflation is making it difficult for … Continue reading ![\"\"](\"https:\/\/hotair.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/01\/CDCRent-730x404.jpg\")
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