LA Tenants Face Deadline To Pay Back Lingering COVID Rent Debt
Rent in L.A. was never canceled during the pandemic — only delayed. The city’s renters have until Feb. 1 to get all caught up.
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Rent in L.A. was never canceled during the pandemic — only delayed. The city’s renters have until Feb. 1 to get all caught up.
L.A. continues to push out their message that "help is available" to ensure that tenants remain housed -- as Angelenos face a deadline to repay rent.
COMMERCIAL landlords and tenants will be familiar with the existing legislation which protects commercial tenants from eviction until March 25 next year.
The change is one of the last steps of an "off-ramp" lawmakers crafted to wind down a state moratorium on evictions enacted during the pandemic.
Just not terrible. we could worsen the health crisis and the economy if we don't find a solution. >> let's talk about the landlord side of this. because when people close their eyes and they think landlord, they think it's some big business that has all sorts of money, but that's not necessarily the case. you are suing the government for $26 billion in rent debt. you work with landlords day in and day out. what has the pandemic been like for them? >> the pandemic has been stressful, regardless of if you have a lot of units or just a few units. but the group that's been hit the hardest is our i...