Nearly a third of Americans for the fourth consecutive month failed to pay rent or mortgage payments in full. Personal finances of millions of folks have quickly deteriorated through summer. Unpaid housing bills are mounting as the virus-induced downturn continues to unleash the worst employment crisis since the Great Depression of the 1930s.
A new survey via Apartment List, an online rental platform, found 32% of renters (and homeowners) entered August with unpaid housing bills. At least 20% of respondents owed more than $1,000. Among renters with back rent due, 49% have renegotiated lease agreements with their landlords or are doing so.
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but, no bills to worry about
Robbing the elderly of their social security to do it
DeleteBiden will step aside in January and the fake will take over. Aoc, Hillary and Beto will be in the White House Making decisions. Russia China Iran and EU will be happy.
ReplyDeleteBiden will step aside from what? His dwelling in DE.? He sure won’t ever be in the White House.,
DeleteI bet you still believe in the tooth fairy and Santa Claus.
DeleteWeren’t they paying their bills with the extra $600/wk they were getting?
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DeleteYet retail spending went up? If your told you don't need to pay rent because you can stay for free, what pay it. If it was due to not having money retail sales would also be hit. People are not paying rent and spending the money on wants not needs.
ReplyDeleteAlot of Ruin to come in America !!! 2020
ReplyDeleteIncompetant & Careless Govt let the Stimulus $$$$ run OUT !!!!
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