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New York’s COVID Rent Relief Fund Is Almost Out of Money

7 Comments

  • Michael Lucariello
    Posted November 21, 2021 at 9:59 pm

    I really need the rental money that has been promised for almost 2 years

  • Thanks
    Posted November 26, 2021 at 12:51 am

    But the city, state and country has the funds to house, clothe and feed hundreds of thousands of Afghan “refugees” Biden has imported into the USA.

  • joe przemielewski
    Posted December 28, 2021 at 7:59 pm

    yea Kathy the tenants will feel like they’ve been left out like what you did to the landlords 20 months ago

  • joe przemielewski
    Posted December 28, 2021 at 8:05 pm

    Kathy how about some tax relief for the landlords providing all of these free homeless shelters with what was supposed to be their rental income properties

  • Dale
    Posted February 3, 2022 at 8:58 pm

    If the state of NY is going to allow the tenants to live for free and not be evicted, then the state of New York needs to give some relief to the many landlords that still have to pay city, county taxes for each income property with no income coming in.
    I am almost broke and my County taxes are due in Feb and in April my School and City taxes are do !!!! Am I about to loose my income properties because I can not pay the mortgages or the taxes. Does the Governor care about the property owners ……GUESS NOT !!!

  • Sue-Upstate NY
    Posted February 10, 2022 at 1:10 pm

    We need to form a group to sue the State of NY for holding us hostage from our own properties… I have a tenant that has been horrible for almost 4 years…since month 2 she has been late and or has an excuse why she can’t pay… Car repairs, had a baby and diapers are expensive! I have to text her weekly to get any money. when Covid hit.. she asked me how she could not pay her rent?.. now with the ERAP, she had 4 months of free rent and now is 3 1/2 months behind and has not paid a dime. she has applied for more assistance, I read that the fund is out of money but, they won’t give me any information if this will be approved and SHE has eviction protection! When and if they tell me she is NOT approved, I will have to give her 90 days notice to evict. So I will be out 6 Months RENT! Who is there to help me???
    And they are threatening to sue me because I had the furnace serviced and the techs said that the furnace puffed some soot and the tenants would not let them clean up.
    This State needs to hear these problems!

  • Jalwa Game
    Posted April 12, 2025 at 5:33 pm

    It’s concerning to see that the COVID Rent Relief Fund is nearing depletion. Many New Yorkers are still struggling with the financial impact of the pandemic, and cutting off this vital support could lead to a wave of evictions. We need to advocate for more funding and sustainable solutions to help those in need.

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