There has been a disruption of about 20 percent of Americans since March. That means they don’t have jobs and have moved into different ones with most likely relocation of the family. Or they are displaced into multiple family living and upended their family to different residency and schools, or they are destitute and homeless.
July 6, 2020That is the real reason for ending any payments to the people. It has nothing to do with the national debt and deficit. The Trump Republicans have ridiculously increased the national debt.
Refusing to pass a bill to help the country is voter suppression.
When we embarked (click here) on this project more than a year ago, we could have never predicted its salience today. As the COVID-19 pandemic swept across the United States, it rapidly became clear that we would release this report at a time when millions of Americans are without jobs and at risk of losing their housing. This report became more than a way to document historic housing loss, but a tool municipal leaders could use to better understand pandemic-related housing loss in their own communities....
...An Aspen Institute report released in August predicts that 30 to 40 million people are at risk of being evicted by the end of 2020, to say nothing of foreclosures.
As we write, more than a quarter of Americans and 43 percent of renting families have reported that they cannot pay their rent or mortgage. This, combined with 51 percent of U.S. households reporting that at least one person in their household has lost employment income due to COVID-19, does not bode well for the millions of already struggling households. In 2019, the Global Property Rights Index found that 13 percent of Americans were housing insecure. Looking at the U.S. Census Bureau’s Housing Pulse Survey, we know that housing insecurity has roughly doubled this year—a staggering increase....
Oddly though, the foreclosure rates have been highest in the Southeast USA.
US Department of Treasury has been foreclosing since the moratorium ended.
October 2020 Auctions (click here)
LAND WITH DWELLING (click here) Aerial View of Property: Single family home located on a 0.55 ± acre lot that is zoned HC-3 Commercial. The lot has 121 feet of frontage along N. Hwy 190 in a mixed-use area with retail stores, restaurants, and other commercial development. The dwelling on the property has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen, living room, office space, 2-car carport, and workshop. Per the stated Terms of Sale, this property is sold AS IS WHERE IS WITH ALL FAULTS including any building violations for the building as a whole that may apply (including but not limited to fines and penalties).
