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« Most Bay Area Homes Aren't In Foreclosure & the Chronicle Sucks | Main | Why Search Matters - Part IV » April 24, 2008Haven't We All Had A Landlords Like This...S.F. landlords charged with tenant terror A landlord couple have been charged in San Francisco with waging a campaign of terror against their renters in a South of Market building, including cutting out the floor supports at one apartment after the tenant went to court to keep from being evicted, authorities said Wednesday. Software engineer Kip Macy, 33, and real estate agent Nicole Macy, 32, who have addresses in Sausalito and Incline Village, Nev., were arrested Tuesday and charged with felony stalking, felony residential burglary, conspiracy and other counts in the bizarre case of apparent landlord rage. They posted bail after their arrest and could not be reached for comment Wednesday. The charges stem from tactics the Macys allegedly used after they bought a six-unit, three-story apartment building on Clementina Street for $995,000 in 2005 and started eviction proceedings against the five tenants living there. Posted by Jeff Brooks on April 24, 2008 09:36 AM | Permalink TrackBackTrackBack URL for this entry: |