News Sep 15, 2020 at 10:23 am

Seattle Plans to Direct $19 Million Toward Rental Assistance

Rich Smith
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Great to see the City stepping up and putting some cash behind its sweeping eviction moratorium. Although I have to question how "homebuyer education" can possibly help someone who's behind on the mortgage.

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