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Landlords must give tenants in federally-subsidized housing 30 days' notice before eviction, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled Monday, extending a pandemic-era protection for tenants.
Landlords must give tenants in federally-subsidized housing 30 days' notice before eviction, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled Monday, extending a pandemic-era protection for tenants.
In a victory for tenants' rights, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled on Monday that landlords must provide 30 days' notice of an eviction for federally-supported housing units, a requirement that Congress enacted in the early COVID-19 pandemic which has never expired.
Landlords must give tenants in federally-subsidized housing 30 days' notice before eviction, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled Monday, extending a pandemic-era protection for tenants.
Landlords must give tenants in federally-subsidized housing 30 days' notice before eviction, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled Monday, extending a pandemic-era protection for tenants.