Indiana Housing Providers sue State over lost income eviction moratorium Laura Guy

Join me as I chat with Laura Guy, investor, wholesaler and board member of the Indiana Property Rights Alliance and Central Indiana REIA as she explained how to get your money back through a class action lawsuit.  See the announcement below. Dear Indiana Housing Provider, This past year has been a huge challenge for Housing Providers. On top of not being able to legally enforce our contracts and collect rent, we have been required, under threat of high fines and jail time, to continue providing regular maintenance and services despite possibly not receiving payment. At Indiana Property Rights Alliance, we are not ok with this government overreach into our businesses. We believe that Housing Providers are beneficial to communities, and that the right to own and operate property is a right secured to us in both the Federal and Indiana Constitutions. As such, we are filing a lawsuit against the State of Indiana for this unconstitutional breach of our rights. We will be pursuing damages for Housing Providers that have suffered losses related to the moratorium. Our suit stipulates that no government executive or agency has the right to enact a moratorium in the State of Indiana. If you have sustained losses – which would include rental income, damages, maintenance/utilities paid – while being legally unable to collect rent due to this Moratorium, please contact us. We hope to recover money for those Housing Providers that have been unfairly targeted and suffered financial losses. We also welcome your financial contribution to support the fight for all Indiana Housing Providers. Thank you for your help!Laura Guy Presidentwww.ipraaction.com#housingproviderssueindiana  #propertyrightsalliance  #lauraguy