They alleged the owners (who had got a HML from me) were dealing meth from the house.

I was looking through a local property manager's contract and I found the following clause that seemed a bit suspect to me:"Owner shall pay all expenses incurred by Agent, including, but not limited to, reasonable attorneys’ fees and Agent’s costs and time, and any liability fines, penalties or the like, in connection with any claim, proceeding, or suit involving an alleged violation by Agent of Owner, or both, or any law pertaining to fair employment, environment protection, rent control, taxes or fair housing; including but not limited to, any law prohibiting or making illegal discrimination on the basis of race, sex, creed, color, religion, nation origin, or mental or physical handicap.

And personally, I'm not a huge fan of Fundrise, because they seem to have stopped offering individual investments and only offer an eReit with huge fees (not to mention the alleged financial impropriety by the former CFO).

A class-action lawsuit filed last week in a Texarkana federal court alleges one of the country's largest manufacturers of heating, ventilation and air conditioning products is selling equipment it knows to be defective.""

Louis metro area.The indictment alleges the defendants took money from victims and fraudulently promised to: • Lower their interest rates. • Lower their monthly payments. • Help them obtain loan modifications.When victims received foreclosure notices, the defendants advised them not to worry about it.Other defendants include: Amjad Daoud, 33, Lutz, Fla., who is awaiting trial.

Further the article states, “Angela Martin, an ex enforcement attorney for the CFPB filed complaints against the agency for discrimination and retaliation last year after a fellow employee discriminated against her and her supervisor retaliated against her for reporting it.”Further, the hated director of the CFPB, Richard Cordray, called the whistleblower at home and told her to “back down” off of her allegations and promised to have her transferred to another department if she called off her attorneys.

Pedro Maysonet, Manager of Maysonet Enterprises, LLC, is also the President of Maysonet Group, LLC which has a pattern of complaints that allege non-payment and service issues.

Through the LA, they sent chopped off emails of an alleged solution.  

As a previous writer said, the death of tenants in comparison to the cost (and alleged liability- although I find it hard to believe any court would condone improper use of an emergency fire ladder by faulting a landlord) of a fire ladder is something that may be a problem for 1. legal liability, and 2.

Allegedly there were, and/or are, less than adequate means of egress as well, including boarded up emergency exits.