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to talk about what's happening between

landlords and attendance and what it

means for the housing market and for

both

individual landlords and tenants let's

go right into it so here's the thing

a day after a biden banned evictions via

a new cdc

moratorium which will last until october

3rd for high-risk coveted transmission

areas

which currently cover about 80 percent

of all counties in the country since

guess what

we have the delta variants surging real

estate and landlord groups are now

suing to stop the eviction ban this all

started with a complaint from the

alabama association of realtors

in georgia and essentially their

complaint argues that the cdc

is exceeding their authority and they

are asking for an

injunction to stop or halt the

cdc eviction ban which basically would

mean there wouldn't be an eviction ban

anymore and evictions could continue to

get processed now

this all stems from the fact that

congress

failed us again if congress would have

just passed

a thorough clean law at

properly addressing both the needs of

landlords and tenants

then we wouldn't be in this situation

where the cdc needs to step in to try to

rescue tenants in the real estate

market it's crazy it's so broken how the

government is operating

but even biden acknowledges like well

since congress can't get it done i guess

we'll have to play legal games and try

to

do a lawsuit that or we're not a lawsuit

try to do a cdc

eviction ban that we know is probably

going to get thrown out in court

but hey maybe it'll buy us two months of

an eviction ban and at least we're

trying to keep evictions banned

because keep this in mind biden says he

thinks

the cdc's eviction ban is going to get

kicked out because the

last cdc eviction ban went to the

supreme court and

earlier this year in a 5-4 vote the

supreme court said the cdc

lacks the authority and instead the

supreme court says

congress should write specific

law instead of relying on the cdc to

solve its problems

which that seems logical it seems

logical that lawmakers should create and

solve laws when there are problems but

they're too busy dancing around

infrastructure discussions and trying to

go on vacation

this is very frustrating but let's talk

about this

so the current cdc eviction moratorium

which does last until october 3rd

is now at risk because of this lawsuit

now the current rules are

different in this new cdc eviction

moratorium

so maybe because of these new rules it's

different enough to where

it's uh you know not going to get kicked

out and uh and

the eviction ban will stay but we're

going to talk about what my thoughts are

on the odds in just a moment

i just want to be very clear about this

all of this by the way

is 100 the government's fault like not

only is

congress failing to solve the problem

but you've got states and local

governments who are failing to actually

distribute the rent relief

money to the tenants and landlords who

need it and i sympathize with both sides

landlords have contracts contracts

should be enforceable

by law when people don't pay you don't

stay however obviously the pandemic

created an insane amount of joblessness

and despair

there are people who are legitimately

struggling who don't have a job

who don't have child care who will

literally be homeless if they get

evicted

so i i see both sides but this is where

the government should step in and go

we will pay for you because that's what

they promised to do and we'll get it

done

fast well the government gave 46 billion

dollars

seven months ago to help people with

their back rent

but only three billion dollars has gone

out this is literally

all a failure of government they fail to

get the money to the people

they fail to solve the problem with

proper laws when

the money they're failing to get out

fails to get out fast enough

in other words they again fail and

now they're trying to play legal games

leaving people up in the air as to

whether or not are they going to get

evicted or are they protected

like the amount of stress the government

puts on people is

absolutely a crime but anyway here's

just an idea just a suggestion

because obviously i'm running for

governor in california to bring common

sense ideas to california you can

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but anyway my belief is that we should

try to think of

a solutions that may be worth discussing

okay i never want to say that

my ideas that i come up with are the be

all end-all solution and it's the

best-case scenario

but at least it's potentially better

than the crop we have right now

just an idea okay for every eviction

that gets filed

put a highlighter through that case and

within 24 hours of both the landlord and

tenant providing information

have somebody literally sit there and go

do they qualify for rent relief

if so landlord here's 12 months of back

rent or up to 12 months of back rent

here's three months of rent going

forward is this good can we now can this

eviction

we good and done you get that eviction

off the books

need somebody processing this stuff fast

within 24 hours not within

seven months where people are sitting

around waiting like in california

people have applied for rent relief and

only six percent of the money has gone

out as of last month

this is a crime it's a complete crime

so people getting screwed by the failure

of government

now i realize some people are going to

say oh but then that's going to put more

pressure on the legal system

well guess what then hire more judges

and court staff

but don't leave people suffering because

literally right now

the government is putting landlords into

a very stressful situation

they're putting tenants into a very

stressful situation

they've already allocated the money they

just can't get their

act together they have a failure of

leadership again so okay

what's the reality right now evictions

are stopped

no evictions if you are in a high risk

area of covet transmission

uh you could watch my evictions are

banned again video and see the specific

details of the text

in terms of what you have to qualify for

if you are a tenant to make sure you are

protected

i'll link that video in the description

down below as well so

for right now though evictions are

stopped however because of these

lawsuits the realtor association realtor

lobby and landlords are asking for an

injunction

against the cdc moratorium this means

that a judge

who reviews this injunction could decide

i'm going to declare the cdc eviction

ban illegal until we further litigate it

which would mean evictions could open up

again that's why there's so much stress

on both sides

because the judge could literally come

in right now and go look the supreme

court said the last one was illegal

i'm declaring this one's illegal as well

until we continue to litigate it

so biden's plan of trying to buy two

months by

you know doing this new cdc eviction

moratorium does not necessarily mean

tenants are going to get two months

so bottom line advice for tenants and

landlords and we'll talk about the

market briefly

tenants and landlords you all got to

figure out how to talk together in the

meantime because the government's

screwing both of you

it's not your fault it's the

government's fault and so i think

through that sort of common agreement

hopefully y'all can

can work together and and figure out how

the tenant can pay as much as possible

without going bankrupt and the landlord

can accept

you know that number uh to where you all

can get to the point of getting the rent

relief that you need

hopefully we get there very soon because

this is ridiculous now about the market

obviously i think the housing market

buying inventory you know buying demand

is starting to slow a little bit

but uh we are going to be in a situation

where

uh you know essentially if we don't have

evictions we're still going to have more

limited inventory

if evictions start going through if we

get this injunction i would expect more

properties to start hitting the market

within the next three months because

after this

i think they're gonna be a lot of mom

and pop landlords who are like i'm done

i'm done with tenants and toilets i just

believe that

so i think there'll be a shakeup that

comes to the real estate market a little

bit if evictions do go through

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