Assertion: landlord's tenant | /r/NotCapableOf | pay rent
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text: Tenants who are unable to pay rent in North Carolina have some additional notice to find a new place to live or prepare to fight in eviction court.
text: Liz Kuball Landlords are not allowed to evict tenants who are unable to pay rent because of loss of income related to COVID-19.
text: The city ordinance says landlords can not evict residential tenants who are unable to pay rent because of loss of income from work, childcare costs related to school closures, healthcare costs, or “reasonable expenditures” related to COVID-19.
text: If the tenant is unable to pay rent before the court date, the tenant can still present defenses to the eviction in court.
text: Liz Kuball Landlords are not allowed to evict tenants who are unable to pay rent because of loss of income related to COVID-19.
text: The city ordinance says landlords can not evict residential tenants who are unable to pay rent because of loss of income from work, childcare costs related to school closures, healthcare costs, or “reasonable expenditures” related to COVID-19.
text: While these emergency rules effectively put evictions on hold at least through the summer, they do not “establish any new tenant rights or defenses to an eviction, address requirements for notifying landlords or providing documentation when tenants are unable to pay rent due to loss of income or other coronavirus-related reasons, or address how repayment will be handled,” according to the San Francisco Tenants Union.