Dying Cancer Patient Forced From Utah County Home Even Though He Can Pay Rent

A Pleasant Grove man dying of cancer is facing another battle: he’s losing his home even though he can pay the rent. And housing advocates say Utah’s tenant law is not on his side.

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Dying Cancer Patient Forced From Utah County Home Even Though He Can Pay Rent

A Pleasant Grove man dying of cancer is facing another battle: he’s losing his home even though he can pay the rent. And housing advocates say Utah’s tenant law is not on his side.