Some landlords with a smaller selection of rental properties in Washington state say they feel trapped due to the eviction moratorium. 

Roger Telsey was trying to get his frustrations down on paper on Tuesday. The Gig Harbor retiree said all of his angst stems from a property he owns in Seattle.

"It absolutely blows my mind," Telsey said.

Telsey says a couple who moved into his Seattle home in March of last year stopped paying rent in April and he’s out of nearly $30,000. Both the state and the city of Seattle put eviction moratoriums in place at the start of the pandemic. 

Telsey says he may also be on the hook for $1,300 in utility bills because it has gone unpaid by the tenants.

Join your host Sean Reynolds, owner of Summit Properties NW and Reynolds & Kline Appraisal as he takes a look at this developing topic.

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