> When you haven't paid rent for 6 (or 9 or 12 or whatever) months, the normal policy is to get evicted. Yeah but that normal policy is predicated on (a) the i

> When you haven't paid rent for 6 (or 9 or 12 or whatever) months, the normal policy is to get evicted. Yeah but that normal policy is predicated on (a) the idea that people who haven’t paid rent won’t pay future rent, and (b) that you can replace them with a lower risk tenant. If it’s true that 30% of renters are behind, neither (a) nor (b) stand true. There are going to be a lot of landlords swallowing the cost.