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How there can not pay your rent?

All this talk about homeowners behind on their mortgages can not determine the seriousness of our economic crisis when he fails to statistics on the number of people unable to pay the rent. Your rent until the date Spell Checker?

It is difficult to pay the rent on unemployment. Just last month, about 660,000 have lost their jobs. If you've made go to your landlord and see if you can not get the rent reduced. Best for most owners to obtain some rent than no rent or simply ask for leave the lease or lease and move in with family or find somewhere cheaper. As a landlord I would prefer a free tenant lease compared to having to spend much time together, effort, and attorneys' fees and tenant tenure do not pay rent for one to three months. Of course, I could get a verdict against the tenant, but get a trial and collect money on this trial are two different things. The latter is a much more difficult than the first. Then there are the sharks who are trying to take advantage of hurt and desperate people trying to get to invest what little money they have left in a pie "in heaven" Business Home Ponzi Scheme.

ANATOMY OF THE MORTGAGE CRISIS

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