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The only eviction moratorium that covers Pa. remains in effect — for now Michaelle Bond, The Philadelphia Inquirer Across Pennsylvania, renters struggling financially during the pandemic and landlords dependent on rent payments are waiting to find out what a federal judge’s order vacating the national eviction moratorium will mean for them. Unlike Philadelphia and New Jersey, Pennsylvania does not have its own ban on locking out most tenants, so renters have been relying on ...

Up to $10,000 available if you are past due on rent in Orange County Orange County leaders working to get word out about program Updated:  Tags:  Up to $10,000 available if you are past due on rent in Orange County ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Orange County leaders are working hard to get the word out about a rental assistance program that still has millions of dollars to pay out for those who are past due on rent. On March 1, Orange County opened up a portal to a new rental assistance program fun...

COVID-19 pandemic, eviction moratorium makes exiting homelessness more difficult Port Huron Times Herald While social safety nets enacted during the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent economic downturn most likely prevented an increase in homelessness, there was a shift in those who faced it. At the same time, a shortage of housing in St. Clair and Sanilac counties has made the transition out of homelessness more difficult.  Eviction diversion program, moratorium likely prevented increase in hom...

Michael Dwyer/AP Photo Biden extended the CDCs eviction ban by three months, but some courts have ruled the ban illegal. This puts renters at risk  of eviction before they get any of the nearly $50 billion in emergency aid  from Bidens stimulus. Experts and lawmakers want to strengthen the ban so renters arent evicted while its in place. President Joe Biden has been trying to help renters at risk of eviction, including with elements of his $1.9 trillion stimulus...

New program to help with rent, utilities for those struggling in the pandemic Shutterstock image METRO DETROIT — The advent of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020 changed everything for everyone, but shutdowns have affected some residents more than others. Michael Centi, department director for integration programs and services with Wayne Metro Community Action Agency, explained that the pandemic caused a huge disruption in some renters’ ability to keep paying their bills. “It, like, swep...

Participants will be updated on the status of state and federal eviction moratoriums and on the Eviction Diversion Program that Good Samaritan Ministries is administering in Ottawa County. The program helps avert potential evictions by offering financial assistance for back rent, paid directly to landlords, in exchange for some rent and late fee forgiveness and an agreement between the landlord and tenant.  "Its really vital to keep our families in their homes during this time," said Fifels...

Applicants must have a gross household income up to 80% of the area median income (AMI) and be able to prove a COVID-related hardship.

$622 Million Available for Michigan Landlords and Renters Get our free mobile app The Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) unveiled a new $282 million rental assistance program to help renters avoid eviction and hardships due to the ongoing pandemic while ensuring landlords are able to collect owed rent. In addition to the $282 million made available by MSHDA, another $340 million has been made available by the state legislature for a combined total of $622 million. The COVID ...

The Michigan State House Development Authority (MSHDA) announced a $282 million rental assistance program meant to help tenants who are struggling due to the COVID pandemic avoid eviction.

The Michigan State Housing Development Authority announced a $282 million rental assistance program to help tenants avoid eviction due to pandemic-related hardships.