If the reason for the eviction is other than nonpayment then technically an eviction is still possible under the current moratorium.
*However, if you can prove that they aren't really selling the house and that it is just a pretext to evict for nonpayment you may get a judge to agree.
**Even if a judge grants the eviction and writ of possession, law enforcement has to serve the writ and they have discretion as to when they serve it and how they force anyone out during a state of emergency. Depending on how Covid is surging in the area, if evicting people creates any health and safety risk for others, it is up to law enforcement ultimately to decide if someone will be forcibly removed from their home during the pandemic state of emergency even if the judge grants the owners a writ of possession.
Answered on Apr 14th, 2021 at 2:30 PM