The financial pain of unemployment is still putting pressure on renters, and landlords may soon be legally allowed to begin evictions.
OF UNEMPLOYMENT IS STILLPUTTING PRESSURE ON RENTERSAND LANDLORDS MAY SOON BELEGALLY ALLOWED TO BEGINEVICTIONS.
WPTV NEWSCHANNELFIVE'S MATT SCZESNY HAS THEDETAILS AND CALLS FOREXTENDING A STATEWIDEMORATORIUM ON EVICTIONS.133320’ITTOUGH, A LOT OF TIMES JUSTHOPING FOR THE BEST.ITGETTING HARDER FOR KATRINAROBINSON TO KEEP HOPINGÃTWOMONTHS BEHIND ON HER RENT INHER WEST PALM BEACH APARTMENTÃTHE LAID OFF PARALEGALÃISFACING EVICTION WITHOUT RENTFOR JULY.
133844“ITNERVE WRECKING FOR ME AND MYFAMILY, YOU HAVE A 7-YEAR-OLDTHAT WORRIES AND THATTHING I DONWORRY” JULY FIRST IS THE DAYA STATE MORATORIUM ONEVICTIONS EXPIRESÃADVOCATESFOR RENTERS FEAR AN AVALANCHEOF EVCITIONS IS COMING BY THEEND OF THE WEEK.
120511“WEHEARING A LOT OF HARASSMENTESPECIALLY NOW THEY KNOW ITCOMING SO YOUOF SCREWS BEING TIGHTENED LATEFEES” LATASHA ARNOLD WITH THEPALM BEACH COUJNTY TENANTSUNION SAYS MORE NEEDS TO BEDONE TO HELP RENTERS ANDLANDLORDS.
120347“FROM THEBEGINNING WETHERE SHOULD BE A RENTMORTGAGE AND PROPERTY TAXFREEZE THEY SHOULD HAVE BEEN3- 6 MONTHS TO GET PEOPLETHROUGH, WEIN THE NUMBERS BECAUSE SO MANYPEOPLE ARE DESPERATE” FLORIDAGOVERNOR RON DESANTIS HASANNOUNCED A 250 MILLION DOLLARPOOL TO HELP RENTERS IN THESTATEÃBUT SO FAR NO WORD IFHEEVICTIONS THIS WEEK.
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Governor Ron DeSantis has extended a moratorium on evictions and foreclosures for another month.