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(22,240 posts)Jared Kushner, the President's son-in-law, sues his Baltimore tenants for thousands of dollars in bogus debts, on which he also gets judgments allowing him to garnish their wages and drain their bank accounts.
This according to Pro Publica's Alec MacGillis, who reports in a story for this Sunday's New York Times Magazine that Kushner quietly bought-up thousands of modest and run-down apartment units in Essex and other Baltimore suburbs, whose tenants complain of poor maintenance, harsh rent collection techniques, and relentless pursuit of old and sometimes dubious debts generated after tenants moved out.
MacGillis leads off with Kamiia Warren, who moved out of Cove Village in Essex years ago to get away from a crazy neighbor. She had permission to do so from the apartment's managers, yet Kushner's company sued her years later for breaking the lease, winning more than $3,000 plus fees and expenses: almost $5,000 total by 2014.
At one point in the story, a private investigator looking into Westminster Management, Kushers property management company says, theyre nothing but slumlords. MacGillis notes the P.I. is a Trump supporter and had no idea of the connection between Trumps son-in-law and Westminster.
http://www.citypaper.com/blogs/the-news-hole/bcpnews-trump-s-son-in-law-is-a-baltimore-slumlord-and-that-s-not-even-the-worst-of-it-20170523-story.html
They are known as a "Kushnerville"
http://www.trbimg.com/img-59246425/turbine/bcpnews-trump-s-son-in-law-is-a-baltimore-slum-001/800/800x450
Slime ball indeed!