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Would it surprise you then to know that the owners-equivalent rent statistics have been far, far lower than either home prices or actual rents? How convenient. Can you imagine how high the current CPI would be if the government used real data rather than a convenient fiction?

Representative Ilhan Omar has introduced such legislation in the U. By declaring that homelessness would constitute a threat to national health during a pandemic, the CDC edict banned landlords from evicting tenants for failure to pay rent, at least during the duration of the crisis.

Of course, the Agency failed to define any objective criteria as to when the crisis would be considered over. If that risk is removed, a great many renters will simply stop paying. But despite the non-payment landlords are not relieved of their obligations to provide building services, effect repairs, and to pay their mortgages and property taxes.

So in effect, the inability of landlords to evict a tenant for non-payment effectively deprives the landlord of earning a return on their property. In its 5-to-4 decision to quash the ban, Justice Brett Kavanaugh joined the other four conservative justices in saying it was unconstitutional.

But he let the ban stand temporarily as long as it was not extended past July Perhaps recognizing the policy faced economic, as well as legal, challenges, the Biden Administration seemed to recognize reality. On many occasions over June and July Administration spokespeople said that the Administration had no legal pathway to sustain the policy past July Those niceties did not satisfy the powerful progressive wing of the Democratic Party.

Based on that pressure, it did not take much for Biden to flip flop and extend the ban. When Trump tried such imperial maneuvers he was branded a tyrant. But apart from the legal and political issues, the policy itself is bound to be seriously detrimental to the interests of low-income renters. We must recall that the eviction ban does not absolve renters from their obligations.

Would it surprise you then to know that the owners-equivalent rent statistics have been far, far lower than either home prices or actual rents? How convenient.

Can you imagine how high the current CPI would be if the government used real data rather than a convenient fiction? Representative Ilhan Omar has introduced such legislation in the U. By declaring that homelessness would constitute a threat to national health during a pandemic, the CDC edict banned landlords from evicting tenants for failure to pay rent, at least during the duration of the crisis. Of course, the Agency failed to define any objective criteria as to when the crisis would be considered over.

If that risk is removed, a great many renters will simply stop paying. But despite the non-payment landlords are not relieved of their obligations to provide building services, effect repairs, and to pay their mortgages and property taxes.

So in effect, the inability of landlords to evict a tenant for non-payment effectively deprives the landlord of earning a return on their property.

In its 5-to-4 decision to quash the ban, Justice Brett Kavanaugh joined the other four conservative justices in saying it was unconstitutional. But he let the ban stand temporarily as long as it was not extended past July Perhaps recognizing the policy faced economic, as well as legal, challenges, the Biden Administration seemed to recognize reality. On many occasions over June and July Administration spokespeople said that the Administration had no legal pathway to sustain the policy past July Those niceties did not satisfy the powerful progressive wing of the Democratic Party.

Based on that pressure, it did not take much for Biden to flip flop and extend the ban. When Trump tried such imperial maneuvers he was branded a tyrant. But apart from the legal and political issues, the policy itself is bound to be seriously detrimental to the interests of low-income renters. We must recall that the eviction ban does not absolve renters from their obligations. It simply bans landlords from eviction during the pandemic crisis.

Eventually, landlords hopefully will regain the legal leverage they need to enforce payment. When they do, tenants will be liable to not only pay current rent, but the back rent they did not pay during the eviction ban. At some point in time when real estate actually becomes cheap enough that renting is no longer economically better then buying , then I might decide to buy a place. For a lot of people renting makes more sense then buying. As a result of his accurate forecasts on the U.

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