San Diego landlords also feeling the crunch during pandemic along with renters

With many people still out of work and the eviction moratorium in place, tenants in San Diego are still able to keep a roof over their heads during the pandemic.

[sherrybeckley]

They want these big hedge fund investors to purchase all these properties. These people that don’t pay their rent now will be priced out later! This is all gonna come out in the wash 🧼

[nvrgiveup]

Tenants need to be responsible and be held accountable when the moratorium is lifted. You can’t just live in a place rent-free.

[boltup_]

Seems like some people are taking advantage of the situation considering all that money people got from EDD

[alvinadavis]

I got evicted out of apartment complex for no reason whatsoever

[johnniebeavers]

This is not fair that landlords has to forgive the rest of the rent when their bills are not forgiving

[rubbers]

These tenants aren't going to back pay the rent. They will probably just hold out as long as they can causing landlord to incrue costs with lawyer fees. Tenants will probaby "settle" with the landlord to move out and landlords will have to pay them even more to leave.

[fatlu]

its business America....some years are good, some years are bad...get over it

[alvinadavis]

And I was loyal paying my rent during the pandemic when the Black lives matters movement hits Shawn Colvin hit I still paid my rent wondering why I got an eviction for

[lorettagallagher]

Did The Tenets Pay Their Gas and Electric 💡⚡ Bill? Phone Bill💸💵 And Car Payment And Car Insurance???

[thelightofthebodyispineal]

Didn’t business owners also receive Stimulus payments for maintaining these properties? Isn’t that why there was a moratorium?