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Nathan Gesner
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Is this Landlord breaking the law? Share your opinion.

Nathan Gesner
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The Property Manager allowed people to move in without signing a lease. The Property Manager kept the money instead of passing it on to the owner? The Owner believes the Tenants conspired with the Property Manager and/or they are squatting. The Landlord is attempting to force the tenants out by changing locks and turning off utilities.

Are the Landlord actions legal? Right?

A Philly landlord is trying to evict tenants after his property manager stole their rent money.
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@Nathan Gesner It will be interesting to hear the rest of the story and I hope we do. LL is definitely breaking the law, but does not care. PM was acting on owners behalf. This is the stuff that gives all of us LL's a bad name; now that Trump is gone the media needs someone to kick into the dirt, and I'm afraid it may be the land lord!

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