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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Certain owners of multiple properties in [[Durham, NC]] have been identified as having questionable attitudes towards their tenants and the value of the properties they own or rent. While "slumlords" is perhaps an oversimplification of the complex arena of property ownership, it is certainly a word which comes to mind. | Certain owners of multiple properties in [[Durham, NC]] have been identified as having questionable attitudes towards their tenants and the value of the properties they own or rent. While "slumlords" is perhaps an oversimplification of the complex arena of property ownership, it is certainly a word which comes to mind. |
Revision as of 22:08, 2 April 2007
Overview
Certain owners of multiple properties in Durham, NC have been identified as having questionable attitudes towards their tenants and the value of the properties they own or rent. While "slumlords" is perhaps an oversimplification of the complex arena of property ownership, it is certainly a word which comes to mind.
This page is available for listing and discussing such landlords and their practices.
List
- William B. Fields "Because we love you!" [1]
- Ronnie Sturdivant: owner of the "Urban Merchant Center" and the "We Want Oprah" building (Washington Duke Motel)