Groups that have received federal rental assistance and have not yet used a certain portion of it might soon see the funds revoked by the U.S. Department of the Treasury and redistributed elsewhere.
Source: Inman News
Haven’t used much of that rental assistance yet? The Treasury could take it away
Published in american rescue plan, emergency rental assistance, landlords, News Brief, Property Portfolio, rental assistance, Rentals, renters and U.S. Treasury Department
More from american rescue planMore posts in american rescue plan »
More from emergency rental assistanceMore posts in emergency rental assistance »
- From NFTs to IPOs: The top real estate investment stories of 2021
- The eviction ban returned, but many renters are still at risk
- Eviction and foreclosure moratoriums expire
- Day before eviction moratorium set to expire, Dems scramble for extension
- Landlords are waiting months for pandemic rental assistance
More from landlordsMore posts in landlords »
- RealPage may catch break under Trump’s ‘One, Big, Beautiful Bill’
- Bernice Ross launches new take on investing with ‘The Investor Scoop’
- Invelo, the platform for marketing-savvy investors: Tech Review
- 5 strategies for maximizing ROI from rental properties in 2025
- RentRedi landlords can now offer Thumbtack’s vendor network
More from News BriefMore posts in News Brief »
More from Property PortfolioMore posts in Property Portfolio »
More from rental assistanceMore posts in rental assistance »
- FEMA held back Direct Lease for LA wildfire survivors. Here’s why
- LA City Council approves $150M in ‘mansion tax’ allocations
- How helping mom-and-pop investors can grow your business
- Day before eviction moratorium set to expire, Dems scramble for extension
- ‘It’s time for it to go’: Agents react to end of eviction ban
More from RentalsMore posts in Rentals »
More from rentersMore posts in renters »
Be First to Comment