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Stop Protecting Deadbeats: Bring Back Evictions

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Stop Protecting Deadbeats: Bring Back Evictions

Everyone keeps calling it an “eviction crisis,” but the truth is simple: if you don’t pay, you don’t stay. In this video I’m breaking down why protecting deadbeat tenants is destroying neighborhoods, crushing small landlords, and making housing worse for everyone — and why bringing back real evictions is the only way to restore accountability in the rental market.

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