Supreme Court Ends CDC’s Eviction Moratorium
The Supreme Court’s decision means landlords are now able to evict tenants based on non-payment of rent, unless there is a local eviction moratorium in place. Landlords should consult with an attorney to determine any local restrictions on evictions.
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Is COVID Still Affecting Your Real Estate Business?
Forty-two percent of real estate professionals said that COVID-19 is still impacting their business.
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Real Estate Continuing Education Livestream Learning Waiver Update
Real estate licensees currently are able to complete continuing education credits through livestream learning methods under waivers first issued by the Department of State during the pandemic and extended by the General Assembly in June. This latest waiver extension is set to expire on Sept. 30.
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CDC Issues New Targeted Eviction Moratorium Through October
The new eviction moratorium is targeted to counties “experiencing substantial or high levels of community transmission levels” of COVID-19.
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Following the CDC’s Guidance: What It Means for Realtors®
Though this isn’t a mandate, I would still encourage you to be respectful and look out for all of our colleagues and clients. We must continue to be the professionals that set a good example by representing our Realtor® brand.
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CDC Eviction Moratorium Extended Until July 31
No substantive changes to the eviction moratorium were made with this latest extension. However, the CDC also announced that this latest extension “is currently intended to be a final” extension and the “CDC does not plan to extend the order further.”
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Eviction Proceeding Timelines Modified
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court made emergency rule changes to some of the timelines relating to residential eviction proceedings before magisterial district judges. These modified rules went into effect on Jan. 1, 2021. After seeking public comment and additional feedback on the modified rules, the Supreme Court recently announced it is modifying the timelines back to their original periods effective Jan. 1, 2022.
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General Assembly Approves Resolution to End Emergency Declaration
Along with this measure, the legislature also passed House Bill 854 on June 9, with new language extending all of the regulatory waivers that had been issued under the emergency order. Those waivers, including one that allow livestreamed education courses to be counted under the rules applicable to in-person courses, are now extended to Sept. 30. HB854 was approved by both the Senate and House of Representatives and now moves to the governor’s desk for his signature.
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Realtors® Show Entrepreneurial Spirit Through Pandemic Challenges
Realtors® responded to changes that were thrust upon us in a short period of time during the pandemic and really demonstrated our professionalism and dedication to our clients.
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Do I Still Need to Wear a Mask to Showings? COVID-19 Updates
If you were thinking there’s nothing new to say about COVID-19 after 16 months, you’d be thinking wrong.
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