Just one comment: RTC isn't inherently focused on the eviction process; that's just the way the bills that have come so far have been written. Illegal evictions, nonrenewals not leading to an eviction notice, and affirmative cases to enforce habitability rights can be covered by RTC if the funding is there, and in fact the Philadelphia bill that passed did have coverage for some affirmative claims in there. As the movement develops, expect to see the RTC model widen to include these types of proceedings.
Just one comment: RTC isn't inherently focused on the eviction process; that's just the way the bills that have come so far have been written. Illegal evictions, nonrenewals not leading to an eviction notice, and affirmative cases to enforce habitability rights can be covered by RTC if the funding is there, and in fact the Philadelphia bill that passed did have coverage for some affirmative claims in there. As the movement develops, expect to see the RTC model widen to include these types of proceedings.