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American homeowners made two trillion dollars in investment gains from property values in the first quarter of this year alone, this guy shouldve just sold

the MOST sympathetic I'll be is that an eviction moratorium wasn't in 'reasonable' 'expectations' (although if they'd read their Taleb...) but there's 0 excuse to cut them slack next time because this should be part of their risk calculus now and it's on them

This is a short term cash flow issue with accounts receivable that's likely to turn into a permanent issue and a write-off. A company would have the option to stop services (renting the house) and sue for unpaid receivables (back rent), but there's the eviction moratorium so

yup exactly. But this also gets into the fact that it's awful awful AWFUL risk management to have your net worth tied up in an asset which is leveraged and can be 'margin called'; honestly real estate beyond 1 property should be treated the same as accredited investor