Government
Apr. 26, 2012
Cities look to anti-eviction laws to protect renters from foreclosure
In the wake of the foreclosure crisis, the plight of displaced homeowners has taken center stage. But in several cities, a different kind of foreclosure epidemic is starting to cause headaches: rental property foreclosures.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In the wake of the foreclosure crisis, the plight of struggling and displaced homeowners has taken center stage. But in several California cities, a different kind of foreclosure epidemic is starting to cause headaches: rental property foreclosures that can send even law-abiding, rent-paying tenants packing. And it's spurring aggressive action by local municipalities in the form of newly bolstered renter pro...
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