More COVID Rent Money For Philly Landlords & Tenants A Drop In The Bucket
As Philadelphia’s pandemic rental assistance monies were running out, a new infusion of cash.
While the new $35 million sounds like a lot, keep in mind that the City of Philadelphia’s Emergency Rental Assistance Program has already used up more than $199 million for struggling rental property owners and their tenants. And there are still countless applications that haven’t been reviewed or approved yet.
Latest News From Hapco Philadelphia's Lobbyist In Harrisburg
Everything you need to know, on what’s left of the limited eviction moratorium, unspent COVID rent relief monies and Hapco Philadelphia’s efforts to fix that, and a new bill to divert evictions and foreclosures through emergency rental and homeowner assistance programs.
Hapco Philadelphia Interviewed About Landlords Selling Off Properties
President Greg Wertman reacts in the Philadelphia Inquirer to the recent Harvard study showing landlords getting out of the affordable housing market.
And the pandemic is apparently speeding up that trend.
Just As Hapco Philadelphia Predicted, City Running Out Of COVID Rent Relief Money
Philadelphia landlords and their tenants who are applying for rental help from the city are getting dreadful news. Phase Four money to help renters get caught up after the eviction moratorium is running out.
The bad news is showing up as landlords and their renters submit applications for the desperately needed help.
Below is what applicants are apparently receiving from Philadelphia’s Rental Assist program.
Hapco Philadelphia Landlords In The News On Eviction Supreme Court Ruling
Hapco Philadelphia member Anthony Krupincza talks about the struggles facing landlords during the eviction moratorium. And Hapco Philadelphia reacts to the Supreme Court striking down the eviction ban on NBC10 News Philadelphia.