I can't imagine anyone would believe this to be the case when you have had eviction moratoriums in place for various lengths of time at the Federal and state levels going back more than a year and a half now.
“I can’t imagine anyone would believe this to be the case when you have had eviction moratoriums in place for various lengths of time at the Federal and state levels going back more than a year and a half now”
The masss evictions never happened. The whole thing was overexaggerated by the liberal dems who want fee housing and rent for the takers of society. The real number of evictions was miniscule compared to what was portrayed.
All of our tenants paid all of their rent on time, for one simple reason - they value their credit and didn't want to take any chances. The eviction moratoriums primarily impacted lower-income housing, which we do not invest in - and the tax benefits and (currently) minuscule interest rates mean you are basically getting paid by the banks to buy rental property, once inflation is factored in.
Construction came to a dead stop after 2008 and was very slow to start up again, especially in middle-income housing. The US is now close to 5 million homes short of what is needed to meet demand. The rental demand for quality properties remains virtually insatiable. Buying and holding rental property right now is still the best game in town.
Biden's handlers could try to destroy all of that, of course, but real estate investors have shown historically that they have the King's Ear and have always managed to get exempted from the whatever Marxist Miracle of the Month Democrats are currently pushing.