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littlemissmartypants

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Wed Jun 30, 2021, 02:15 AM
Jun 2021

North Carolinians facing the threat of eviction and unsure of whether they can remain in their homes through July 31 can call 800-569-4287 to seek housing counseling. To qualify for federal eviction protections, tenants must have made less than $99,000 in 2020 or expect to earn less than that amount this year. The income threshold for those who file their taxes jointly is $198,000. Tenants can also qualify to remain in their homes if they’ve received a stimulus check or not been required to report income to the Internal Revenue Service.

Additionally, those seeking eviction protection must verify they cannot pay their full rent or make a full housing payment because their household income has gone down substantially, they’ve been laid off from work, their work hours or wages have been cut or they have extraordinary out-of-pocket medical expenses.

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More... littlemissmartypants Jun 2021 #1
Excellent info., tx for sharing. Glad appalachiablue Jun 2021 #2
YW. The HOPE Program, mentioned in the article is a great resource. littlemissmartypants Jun 2021 #3
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