Even though it is good news that many people are getting vaccinated, the pandemic is still a significant issue, even in California. A lot of families were worried that they would be unable to pay rent on time. This created the real threat of eviction. Now, the eviction moratorium has been extended through September 30, 2021. What does this mean for individuals, families, small businesses, and landlords?
The eviction moratorium means that landlords are not able to evict a current resident or tenant due to rent nonpayment through 9/30/21. Even after this time, landlords who would like to evict their residents must show proof that they applied for rental assistance. Then, if they can prove the resident did not qualify for rental assistance or did not complete an application, then the eviction lawsuit can move forward.
The eviction moratorium was extended because the coronavirus pandemic is still having an adverse impact on the economy. Therefore, there are countless individuals and families who are looking for work, and many have had their income adversely impacted. Furthermore, if residents were thrown onto the street, this has the potential to make a pandemic significantly worse.
Even though it is good news that rental relief resources are made available in California, there are countless landlords and residents who are having trouble navigating the system. A real estate attorney can make sure you understand your rights and that you receive the rental relief you deserve. That way, you can minimize your chances of going through an eviction.
If you are looking for a real estate attorney Anaheim CA who can defend your rights, then rely on the Katje Law Group. As a real estate lawyer Anaheim Hills, we will make sure your rights are protected. Give us a call today!
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Ms. Katje earned her Juris Doctorate at California Western School of Law, San Diego, California, graduated Cum Laude and was a Dean’s Honor List recipient. She was also a recipient of the American Jurisprudence Award in Contracts I and Contracts II. Ms. Katje was a member of the Law Review and International Law Journal at California Western School Law, where she was an Associate Editor.
