Currently, there is a huge backlog of cases at the courts, which means that your case might take some time before it is heard. Even if you take the person to court, there is no guarantee that they will be able to pay the money owed. If possible, explore every other option available before initiating eviction proceedings.
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Home loan interest rates have inched up about half of one percentage point since the beginning of 2021, and analysts say that rise is beginning to squeeze young buyers out of the market.
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This webcast will focus on first-hand investor feedback about sales and pricing trends, the commercial real estate outlook, and how investors are adapting their underwriting and investment strategies.
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