Malibu's real estate agent warned California housing owners on the need to protect themselves after the long -standing illegal occupation of the serial illegal occupation has been targeted for the Beach Front Community for many years.
“I don't know if she has run away with Maribu for a long time with the number of people she did in Maribu,” said Liz Benicho, a real estate agent in Maribu and a local resident in the region, about Fox News Digital. I explained. For Ellie May McNalti. “”It is a very small and close community. You see the same people. You can get this familiarity. You all do that, as we all do the same, everyone is like you, so you gain that trust. You live in this bubble in Maribu. “
According to her biography, actor and writer McNalti has hit dozens of Malibu housing owners in the past decade.
“First of all, how she was able to do this without catching it, I think it's only related to her overall charm. She is a predator. I think, and she finds a weak person she can be preyed, “said Benicho.
According to Vanity Fairs, McNulty met 65 -year -old Alden Marin in 2021. Marine claims to be waiting for a new place, and before Marin opened her house, they shared a comfortable exchange. To get ready. ”
However, a few days, a few days, a few weeks, two months later, and two, and Marine's sister reported that McNalti had changed, and continued excuses for the reason why they could not provide rent.
“People feel like a very close and secure community. Why do you want to use it? But again, people do it, and this predator does so. As you seemed like, if you are consistently showing your face, it's almost easy to escape, “Benicho said.
“The people of LA want to see the people who look special. And she drew that special thing. She said,” I understand, I am an actor. I am these people. I know these connections. And this comes from those who attended Beverly Hills High School. I grew up in LA, so I saw this for a lifetime. “
Marine's family said to McNalti, “I have released a psychological fear campaign and have landed in medical facilities. According to a vanity fair, while he is taking care of him, the family is all about the house. He changed the lock and reported that Marine was not her first victim.
Vanity Fair reported that the family brought the problem to the court, and the judge had ultimately ordered McNarty to leave the property. Fox News Digital contacted McNulty for comments.
Benicho said this was not the only example of those who drew such a scheme in the Golden State. She said that there could be such a scam according to the wildfire.
“Unfortunately, in California, we have a really big heart, we want to help, and we want to see the best among people. I feel like I'm watching. “
“It's a mental illness, so I don't really know what they are doing. Benicho talked about those who are conducting these types of crouching schemes.” They have done what they did. She feels like she's the right to receive it because she doesn't see it wrong. We are attracting attention.
California, known for being one of the most advantageous states in Japan in Japan, can protect tenants from increasing specific rents and be protected from specific evictions.
“If you are in that place for more than 14 days, I think you can claim it within 6 months,” Benichou mentioned California's Law Law. I explained.
The state law also requires guests who occupy the room in the house to be “free tenants” even if they do not pay or sign a contract.
The Spokesman of the California Department of Justice is “annoying” without paying a rent to the vanity fair, and “engaging in criminal acts in a facility” is all regarded as “justifiable eviction” under the state law. He said he was.
As Benicho pointed out, the eviction would take several months, for more years, and the police are not allowed to forcibly eliminate residents, but as if they left the house. You can persuade.
“California is a nation that is known to be very soft in crime, and crouching is a crime. It doesn't seem to change much after all of these people have lost their homes. But I can't throw people on the street. “
Benicho added that California is a sanctuary and thinks that a lot of work is needed to change the tenant law.
“In order to change these laws and benefit housing owners, a lot of work is required. This is what I see over and over again, so the housing owners really unite and actually these. Unless you try to make a change, it will be more advantageous in tenant California because it is in the sanctuary. “
“And it's not just to stop by immigrants, etc., which is a kind of house, and that's why we have been in a housing crisis, and it's even worse, unfortunately after the fire. It will be a little more difficult.
Vegetables were not the first crisis to expose the California housing crisis.
“I think it has become advantageous among COVID that many people can stay in their own place for the suspension, and now many people try to use this (fire) as an excuse. I think she is there, “she explained.
“But on the other side, there is a tenant I have expressed. The landlord is trying to get more money than the one I paid before the fire. And now you are just. A new law that cannot be driven out of someone is now looking at the landlord who is trying to leave the tenant on his own. “
Benicho mentioned the emergency order of the Governor of California. Gavin Newsum was installed by March 8 in Los Angeles County, hindering 10 % or more gowing and prohibiting such price rise. The restrictions are applied to existing tenants, and in accordance with orders, new leases during the emergency period.
“In the face of a natural disaster, we should come with our neighbors and do not make a profit from their pain,” said California's Lob Bonta, said in his previous press release. Ta.
Cal Fire reported that more than 12,000 houses, companies, and schools were lost in fire, and more than 100,000 people had to leave the house.
The Bonta office has investigated and charged prices in order to protect the Californians influenced by the Southern California mountain fire, and to hotels and landlords accused of price gowns. He said he sent more than 650 warnings.
“There are so many aspects of this,” Benicho said. “And it is difficult because there are wonderful tenants and wonderful housing providers, and it is because there are people who use all situations, unfortunately we live in California, for example, Santa Monica. Due to the fact that a specific city in Los Angeles reduces rent, he leaves a tenant in Santa Monica, for example, is more difficult than Barbank, no rent control.
“So there are many in the entire house provider of this tenant, and you still need to deal with all city law unless you have changed all over California.”
