12 Real Estate Groups Write Biden, Ask for Eviction Ban’s End


We all know Politicians will promise the world to get your vote and in most cases they might do 10% of the things they promised and at 10% I think I'm being kind. We all think that the only thing they care about is our vote not us. That is correct to a degree but their main agenda is to keep those who donate to their campaign happy then they can buy our votes. Right now 12 big Real Estate Groups are pressing the Biden Administration hard to end the eviction ban. When Politicians feel the heat of money leaving their campaign they scramble to keep the donors happy. Of course, the best way to avoid being evicted is to buy a home in the Florida Keys from me and be your own landlord. Florida Keys Real Estate values are climbing high It is not only a home but an investment.

*The Article below was put out by The Florida Association of Realtors. It is not my work or writing.


The 12 groups – which includes NAR, bankers and landlords – applauded pandemic efforts but said it’s time for the eviction ban to end as scheduled on June 30, 2021.

WASHINGTON – A broad real estate coalition urged the Biden Administration to sunset the federal moratorium on evictions as scheduled on June 30, 2021, and it applauded the measures taken to stabilize the housing sector so far.

In a joint letter sent to Biden, the coalition said the broad financial assistance provided through relief bills – including Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) funds, expanded unemployment insurance and direct stimulus checks – helped avoid a financial catastrophe and provided a path to recovery for individuals, households and businesses alike.

“As the pandemic comes under better control, we look forward to working with the administration to end unsustainable nationwide federal restrictions on property operations, implement workable solutions for renters facing housing instability and help the country recover,” the coalition said.

However, continuing the “nationwide one-size-fits-all, federal eviction policy is at odds with the current economic environment.” The coalition says any extension of the ban would burden renters with even more debt and slow a housing sector recovery.

The coalition offered a recap of the current state, noting that COVID-19 cases and deaths are down, and vaccines widely available, with 63% of U.S. adults having received at least one vaccination.

Coalition members include:

  • CCIM Institute
  • Council for Affordable and Rural Housing
  • Institute of Real Estate Management
  • Manufactured Housing Institute
  • Mortgage Bankers Association
  • National Association of Realtors®
  • National Affordable Housing Management Association
  • National Apartment Association
  • National Association of Home Builders
  • National Association of Housing Cooperatives
  • National Leased Housing Association
  • National Multifamily Housing Council

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As you can see, there are some heavy hitters pressing the Biden Administration to end the eviction. Renters, there is a safe way out. Buy a house in the Florida Keys from me. You might even have a sizable down payment after not having to pay rent for almost a yeat. You too can own a home in the Keys and I can help you.

Gary

Gary McAdams, PA
Realtor/Notary Public
Barbara Anderson Realty
Key West, Florida 

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