A Trump Administration plan that would have allowed associations to offer health insurance to members, including independent contractors, has stalled. The Biden Administration now prefers increased access to Affordable Care Act (ACA) coverage.
Sadowski Coalition: For every dollar spent on affordable housing, “there’s a 40% return on investment (for Fla.), in addition to producing desperately needed housing.”
ATTOM: In 2020, the average seller made $68,843 on the sale last year, a notable two-year increase compared to the $48,500 they made in 2018.
The average delinquent renter currently owes about $5,600 – including utilities and late fees – or about four months of missed payments, according to the analysis.
The biggest optimism spike focused on current financial situations, which rose 4.7 index points, from 68.3 to 73.0. Overall, 3 components went up and 2 went down.
The last COVID-19 stimulus has provisions that impact commercial leases. Some new underpinnings of bankruptcy law were changed to help businesses in trouble.
The chair of Fla.-owned Citizens Prop. Ins. floated an idea: Rather than sell policies through independent agents, use in-house agents that deal directly with homeowners.
A Dec. law had $25B for landlords hurt by non-paying tenants during the eviction ban, and the coalition wants the government to prioritize that rent relief for landlords.
Also: A condo owner parks two cars in a short driveway, and the back of one juts into the main road. He claims it’s due to a disability. Must the association allow this?
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) officially moved the ban on foreclosures and evictions to March 31. However, further extensions could be considered by lawmakers in a new pandemic stimulus bill being negotiated by Pres. Biden and Congress.