Eviction notices and foreclosures are set to go out on a rolling basis at the end of this month. If foreclosures resume tracking delinquencies as they have for the past 20-years, the current record run for stocks would be doomed to repeat the correction of the last recession. The Treasury has enacted a relief plan for rental assistance; more than 11 million Americans — 16% of renters — are still behind on their rent pavement. While the CDC’s latest order extends the residential eviction ban through July 31; Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae have prohibited landlords of single-family properties with Freddie Mac- and Fannie Mae-backed mortgages from evicting tenants until at least Sept. 30. And even with the order in place, states can still ban evictions and enact other tenant protections that provide more protection than the order. For example, California’s ban is through Sept. 30 and New Jersey’s is two months after the federal ban.