At Sean Hannity’s properties in low-income areas, an aggressive approach to rent collection has lasting consequences for former tenants like single mother Shemeika Fluelin who was evicted after falling behind on her rent. Property managers at the complexes sought to evict tenants more than 230 times in 2017, court records show. Hannity is not and has never been involved in the management of these properties,” Christopher E. Reeves wrote. Hannity, who reportedly makes $36 million a year, owns more than 1,000 rental properties in seven states, records show. “I think they just wanted us out of there,” Zandra Cosby said of Hannity’s property managers.

Source: Washington Post May 10, 2018 19:24 UTC