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In many circumstances, the new federal stimulus enacted in April does not allow landlords to evict renters who are struggling financially due to the COVID-19 emergency, for four months. However, this only applies to buildings subsidized by the federal government or buildings with federally backed mortgages.
Additionally, many states and cities have passed similar eviction restrictions. You can find the current eviction protections in your state through .
If you find yourself unable to pay rent:
or are free, automated tools that can help you write a letter that notifies your landlord (1) that you are struggling financially and (2) that the federal stimulus likely does not allow them to evict you. NoRent.org additionally sends the letter to your landlord on your behalf by email and by certified mail.
Find legal aid available in your area to help you stay in your home, through .
You can also try to contact a to see if they can support.
With the eviction moratoriums coming to a close, please see our page for help: Please see our "" page, in particular the section titled "."
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