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That’s great but will people be able to access these funds before they’re evicted in November and/or December?
Will the people pay the landlords or put the money in their pockets, like the last rounds of assistance?
It has always gone directly to the landlords…
You sounds very uneducated about this subject…
Source: am a landlord who actually went through this process
This is great but do they have to show proof of a job, proof of actively searching for a job, disability and/or aging in order to apply and receive rental assistance benefits?
No probably not. That goes against the ethos of the Democratic Party! 😂
Vincent, NO they do not have to have a job, or show any proof of such. The application is a simple form with Name, number in household, current rent, and current landlord………thats it. Just hold your hand out, and if the landlord agrees, poof, you no longer have to pay your rent…….the tax “payers” will do it for you.
How about we send the money back to the federal government, because tax “payers” are the ones footing this bill. I am a landlord, and will NOT allow more then 1 month of IndyRent, due to the restrictions on landlords when they accept the funds. More landlords then not are refusing the funds, due to the same reason. I can’t wait to see what all these people who are milking the system, and getting all these handouts do, when it all shuts down. After 35 years as a property manager, I am retiring and getting out…….. I don’t want to have a gun to my head by government, and their moving towards controlling anything and everything a landlord can or can’t do.
As we hard working tax “payers” continue to fund the lazy, it’ll just keep getting worse. A generation of lazy “free money” takers is showing the next generation how to do it. This isn’t about a pandemic! There are THOUSANDS of jobs available! Go to work!!!
IBJ, can you ask Pothole and the Democrats: why ,in a huge labor shortage, and record high wages, his voters still can’t pay rent?
Chuck, there is no labor shortage. Read the monthly labor statistics put out by the state…
There is 4% unemployment, which is exactly where you want it.
Businesses need to compete in the free market for laborers and pay better wages/benefits if they want employees. If they can’t do so, then said business should no longer exist.