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Property Manager Accused of Pocketing Hurricane Insurance Money From His Own HOA Clients Now Faces Criminal Charges Despite Winning in Civil Court
A civil jury looked at the same facts a criminal prosecutor is now using to charge a South Florida property manager with grand theft and perjury, and decided he owed […]
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HOA Manager Is Accused of Quietly Draining Fifty Three Thousand Dollars Into Her Own DoorDash Orders and a Personal Cash App Account Instead
A stack of unopened bank statements sitting behind a desk is not usually where a fraud case begins. But that is exactly what a newly hired general manager found at […]
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Travis Kelce Quietly Bought a 5.35 Million Dollar Lakefront Mansion Near Cleveland Months Before Marrying Taylor Swift and Almost Nobody Noticed
Months before he married Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce quietly closed on a $5.35 million lakefront estate in Bratenahl, Ohio, a purchase that sat in public property records for weeks without […]
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HOA With a Forty Thousand Dollar Budget Somehow Issued More Than Four Hundred Thousand Dollars in Fines and Is Now Foreclosing on Its Own Neighbors
The homeowners association for the Daniel Park subdivision in Dacula, Georgia, budgets about $40,000 a year in fine revenue. Somewhere along the way, that number stopped being a budget line […]
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HOA President Shoved His Own Neighbor on Camera in a Clip That Hit Twenty Million Views and Ended With an Arrest and Two Lost Jobs Overnight
A shove caught on a neighbor’s phone in mid-February has already cost Christopher Bartlett his freedom for a night, his real estate inspection business, and his wife’s job, after the […]
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Couple Fighting a Twenty Thousand Dollar HOA Foreclosure Over Their Very First Home Is Demanding a Jury Trial Instead of Just Quietly Paying Up
Tatiana Pimentel put her life savings into her first home in DeKalb County, Georgia, in 2024. Now she and her partner, Obren Cicmil, are fighting to keep it, not by […]
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Woman Signed What Looked Like a Path to Owning Her Own Home and Now Owes 89000 Dollars on a House an Appraiser Says Is Worth Barely 5000 Dollars
Latonya McGee thought she’d found a way into homeownership for $760 a month. Instead, she signed a contract that has left her owing $89,000 on a north St. Louis house […]
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Landlord Is Suing His Own Tenant for 1.5 Million Dollars, Claiming Months of Screaming and a Death to You Sign Taped Right to Her Front Door
Most landlord-tenant lawsuits run in one direction, a building owner accused of ignoring repairs or padding fees. A new case filed in New York State Supreme Court flips that script […]
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Mortgage Rates Just Posted Their Biggest Weekly Jump in Months, Catching Buyers Who Thought the Worst Was Finally Behind Them Once and for All
The average rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage jumped to 6.76% this week, up from 6.71% the week before, according to Freddie Mac’s weekly Primary Mortgage Market Survey. It’s a […]
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City Is Suing a Landlord Over an Apartment Building With No Air Conditioning or Working Elevators Since July and Nearly Two Hundred Code Violations
Tenants inside a 166-unit building in Northeast Washington have gone without working elevators or air conditioning since the start of July, and now the city itself is suing to force […]