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Landlord Accused of Setting Fire To Home With 6 Children Inside Over Unpaid Rent

Brooklyn landlord Rafiqul Islam is accused of setting fire to his own property while a family of eight were inside.
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Some Landlords Would Rather Evict Tenants Than Accept Federal Rental Aid

Hesitant landlords are another point of resistance in a floundering federal program.
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Odd Jobs And A GoFundMe: One Renter’s Struggle To Remain Housed

Confronted with aggressive landlords and layoffs, tenants across the country are trying to avoid eviction, debt and homelessness.
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Seattle Council Just Passed America’s First Ban on Winter Evictions

The West Coast city is getting more active about preventing homelessness.
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What To Do If You Think Your Landlord Cheated You

Because as a renter, conflicts are inevitable.
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Arkansas Eviction Scare Is A Preview Of Shutdown Hell

It might be illegal for landlords to evict tenants because the government hasn't paid rent subsidies, but they might try it anyway.
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Landlords Are Powerful. Here’s A Way Renters Are Regaining Some Control.

Landlords are the wealthiest demographic in the U.S., while tenants often experience hardship. These sites aim to restore some balance to the relationship.
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Did Your Landlord Raise The Rent? Here's What You Can Do About It.

There's often room to negotiate a rental increase.
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10 Questions To Ask Before You Sign Your First Lease

Signing a lease is a big step toward adulting, but you need to step carefully.
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The Threat Coming By Land

By Bloomberg View