According to this CNBC article today, 28 million Americans face eviction. Uh... yeah... that's not good. Landlords are encouraged (by someone, apparently) to "be creative." I wonder if the banks and lenders the apartment owners owe money to are also encouraged to be creative.
This short article cites a recent survey of apartment owners, 60% of whom said their tenants can't make rent payments. All of their tenants? Or some of them? It doesn't say. In any case, here's another ginormous number in a bad category, possible evictions, giving us some sense of just how many people are seriously struggling to stay housed after the craziness of the past few months.
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