Biden Administration Extends Eviction Moratorium For Renters

The video discusses the extension of the eviction moratorium in the U.S. due to the pandemic, protecting renters until the end of June. It highlights concerns about potential homelessness and virus spread if evictions occur. To qualify for protection, renters must meet specific income criteria and demonstrate efforts to seek government assistance, declare COVID-19 related financial hardships, and affirm the risk of homelessness if evicted.

When was the rent protection initially set to expire before the extension?

• Wednesday

• Tuesday

• Monday

• Thursday

What is a major concern for officials regarding renters who lose their homes?

• Decrease in housing availability

• Higher rent prices

• Crowded living conditions

• Increase in unemployment

What is the maximum individual income to qualify for rent protection?

• $99,000

• $97,000

• $100,000

• $98,000

What must renters prove to be eligible for rent protection?

• They have a stable job

• They have tried to get government help

• They have no savings

• They own a house

What declaration must renters make regarding their financial situation?

• They have received financial aid

• They have no financial issues

• They can't pay due to COVID-19 hardships

• They can pay rent easily