30-Day Eviction Notice Under the CARES Act—Does this Rule Still Apply?

The CARES Act, a wide-ranging set of federal laws enacted during the COVID-19 pandemic, included new tenant protection rights. It required landlords leasing properties with federally-backed financing to provide a 30-day notice prior to proceeding with an eviction under state law. However, there have been varying interpretations of this rule, including whether it altered state eviction procedures and whether the rule was meant to be temporary or permanent. In a recent case, the Iowa Supreme Court opined that this rule was not meant to be permanent and is no longer applicable (at least in Iowa). Click the link below for more details about the Iowa ruling. 

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