Your Rent and Mortgage During the Pandemic Shutdown Harold Fisher May 19, 2020 at 9:21 pm in CORONAVIRUS, PODCASTS, The Daily Drum Insight Segment, WHUR Tweet Two months ago, when governments issued stay-at-home orders and business began to close their door, jobs were lost. That meant apartment rental and mortgage bills went unpaid. Depending on where you live or who serviced your mortgage… you may have gotten a break because of temporary executive orders put in place or a little financial breathing room given by mortgage companies. Those breaks could soon end as states begin to open up. When that happens… what will that mean for you? We discuss rent and mortgage payments during the COVID-19 shutdown. Resources: Fannie Mae Freddie Mac Eviction Lab http://whur.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/THE-DAILY-DRUM-5.19.20-RENT-AND-MORTGAGE-DURING-THE-COVID19-SHUTDOWN.mp3 Kayla Williams, Esq., Staff Attorney, Community Legal Services of Prince George’s County (not pictured) Muriel Garr, Co-Host, “Beyond the Bling” Tags: Community Legal Services of Prince George's County, coronavirus, COVID-19, Eviction Lab, fannie mae, Freddie Mac, Kayla Williams, Mortgages, Muriel Garr, Personal Finances, rent, Staff Attorney