Tag Archives: Evictions

The CFPB and FTC have issued a joint consent order requiring the credit reporting conglomerate to pay $23 million in fines for tenant screening and security freeze failures.

A new study has found that eviction/foreclosure-related moves rose 56% from 2021 to 2022, with California, Florida, and Massachusetts experiencing the highest increases.

At the Low Income Housing Forum, Treasury Department Deputy Secretary Adeyemo reports that nearly 10.8 million Emergency Rental Assistance payments have been made to keep families in their homes.

Nationwide legal services provider names Michael Gonzales a Member and Owner at the firm and promotes A. Drew Powers to the role of Managing Partner of the firm’s National Evictions Team.

As foreclosure moratoria begin to lift, Kerry Medel examines what lies ahead for the property preservation space (Sponsored Content).

The two agencies announced the renewal of protections for homeowners and tenants as a federal ban aiming to prevent a wave of homelessness expires this weekend.

In a new bulletin, the Bureau furthers its ongoing commitment to a fair and equitable recovery for renters as pandemic-related protections come to an end.

Two federal courts in Ohio and Texas have found the CDC lacked the authority to impose a nationwide moratorium on evictions.

The original expiration date was January 31. Here's the latest details on the moratoria from the FHFA and Director Mark Calabria.

FHFA Director, Dr. Mark. A. Calabria, said this new measure “provides certainty for families” impacted by the outbreak of COVID-19.