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It isn't about landlords doing the "right thing". Landlords have debt to pay, generally aren't sitting on mountains of free cash, and foreclosure of the propert
by ip26 7y ago
It isn't about landlords doing the "right thing". Landlords have debt to pay, generally aren't sitting on mountains of free cash, and foreclosure of the property you are renting is functionally similar to eviction.
- noahtallen 7y agoThis is why the article discusses "pausing" these types of payments for everyone from the average person to fortune 500s. If the Landlords are in a similar position (i.e. their "rent" and other debt payments are paused as well), then they have the power to pause rent payments for their residents.
- ccktlmazeltov 7y agoto re-iterate the other comment: landlords have landlords.
- akiselev 7y ago> First, we pause all fixed financial obligation Keyword: all. That includes landlords' financial obligation to their landlords. And their landlords. And their landlords. And their landlords. Ad infinitum.