find another tenant? Try being a human, and it will work out better for you anyway....

Kicking out renters doesn't solve the problem. Bleeding out landlords that count on rental income doesn't solve the problem. Seems like the primary political solution is to stabilize housing. Republicans don't give a fuck about the rental class, but they really aren't helping the renter class either.

That can start a new cycle of problems, both individually and collectively.

Once you are evicted, (and where do you now put your stuff sitting at the curb) you now have that on your rental history. You may not have any deposit or first/last month rent to put down on a new place.

You may be able to stay with a friend or family for a short time until your stay wears out. If not though, there is really not much help to get you housed again. No SAFETY NET. Even HUD vouchers are hard to get and, if they are not closed for applications in your area, your waiting time can be many years. Yes, years. Meanwhile?

That means you become homeless and getting out of that is now difficult to impossible. It will shorten your life span, put you at risk and in danger, make you a target for police harassment, etc.

Finally, you cannot, (if you live in a car or tent) stay home during this crisis because it is not possible to stay in a small enclosure like that for weeks. You have to get out, use the bathroom, find food, etc.

That's not going to help contain the outbreaks and will just contribute to the MASSIVE spikes and the next wave to come.

-Laelth

So many people will be evicted over this, its sad. The landlords aren't going to be getting new tenants either.