AF Veteran and her young daughter are homeless - unable to evict tenants who refused to pay rent for almost a year

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New York Air Force veteran and her young daughter are living out of her car after being unable to evict tenants who refused to pay rent for almost a year under moratorium

Brandie LaCasse owns three properties but hasn't been paid rent in almost a year, and is owed more than $23,000 in uncollected rent

She has not received rental assistance funds from the government after at least one of her tenants were approved for rental help

LaCasse claimed she had notified her tenants that they needed to move out so that she could move in - when they decided to stop paying her rent

Her tenant Carla McArthur, who was approved for rental assistance, expressed her sympathies for the landlord's position

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Brandie LaCasse, who is owed more than $23,000 in uncollected rent from her three properties, has not received rental assistance funds from the government after at least one of her tenants were approved for rental help, CBS News reported.

LaCasse, an Air Force veteran, has been left effectively homeless without the income to support herself and her daughter. The single mother and her daughter have been living out of her car or staying with friends.

'I've cried many nights, like thinking, 'Where's my money?'' she said.

She added: 'I don't understand how they can give my private property to somebody to live for free. I bought that property. I fixed it up with my blood, sweat and tears.'

'I invested in these properties, never thinking I wouldn't have a place to live. I just want my house. That's it. I just want my house,' LaCasse said...

Her tenant Carla McArthur, who was approved for rental assistance, expressed her sympathies for the landlord's position - but told CBS News that she can't pay rent because of the high costs for childcare for her daughter and autistic son.

'I feel bad that I have not been able to pay her,' McArthur said. 'We've gone from two incomes...McArthur said she worries that LaCasse will kick her family to the curb when the moratorium has been lifted - leaving them homeless in the process.

'I'm not sure what she may do when the moratorium's lifted,' McArthur said. 'That's what I'm afraid of, being homeless.'

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