A California-based attorney warns that the housing crisis, nightmare tenants, and anti-landlord policies in Washington will worsen as California inspires more extreme policies. The attorney shares a case of a Santa Monica landlord dealing with a nightmare tenant who refuses to leave the apartment.
The crises around housing costs, nightmare tenants and anti-landlord policies are about to get worse for Washington , and if you think it’s bad in Seattle, just wait until California inspires more extreme policies to hit our region, warned a California -based attorney who has been dealing with a nightmare tenant saga of his own. Avi Sinai of the Sinai Law Group represents a Santa Monica landlord dealing with an untenable situation caused by progressive housing policies.
His client has been in a legal fight to get the apartment back for three years.Sinai’s client owns a three-bedroom apartment. One of the landlord’s previous tenants granted an unauthorized sublease without permission. And now, the unauthorized tenant won’t leave. Sinai calls her a “professional tenant,” describing her as someone who repeatedly goes through cycles of securing property, not paying rent and then exploiting a legal system that protects tenants at the expense of landlords. Records showed she had been evicted four separate times in 12 year
Housing Crisis Nightmare Tenants Anti-Landlord Policies Washington California Attorney Santa Monica Unauthorized Sublease Professional Tenant
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
China warns Washington not to seek change amid South China Sea standoffThe Chinese Foreign Ministry has warned the United States not to seek change in Beijing's policies following a standoff in the South China Sea with the Philippines. China sent ships to obstruct a Philippine Coast Guard mission near the disputed area, which is expected to be discussed in a meeting between President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping. The restoration of communication between the two countries' militaries will also be on the agenda.
Read more »
District Attorney Finds Officers' Actions Justified in Recent Shootings and DeathsThe District Attorney’s Office reviewed four recent shootings by law enforcement officers and two in-custody deaths and determined that the officers' actions were legally justified. The incidents resulted in the deaths of five men and serious injuries to one. The shootings or deaths occurred during investigations by officers from four local agencies. Two of the shootings involved individuals shooting at officers, while the other two occurred when suspects approached officers armed with weapons. The two men who died in police custody had overdosed and were experiencing a medical emergency. The officers will not face criminal charges.
Read more »
The Attorney for the Big Guy“Put me in front of a jury, and I’ll extract reasonable doubt. Give me a triple homicide, and I’ll give you a mistrial.” In newyorkerhumor, meet the Devil’s Advocate.
Read more »