Oct
08
The panelists will discuss some of the new initiatives, including the right to counsel, the requirement of good cause, caps on rent increases, and their efficacy for a fairer eviction system.
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Evictions are on the rise-in the past year, there have been more than a million eviction filings and that in only ten states. Evictions can have devastating impacts on tenants, the community and the economy. Persistent housing shortages and thin social safety nets lead to homelessness and all its social and psychological losses. The existing legal regime for processing evictions impose hardships on both sides of the dynamic-either too perfunctory for tenants or too protracted for landlords.
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Oct 08, 2024
The panelists will discuss some of the new initiatives, including the right to counsel, the requirement of good cause, caps on rent increases, and their efficacy for a fairer eviction system.
University of New Mexico
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