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Ocean Beach Apartment Residents Riled Over Thefts
If the family is allowing druggies/trouble makers to come in and cause problems then the management has cause to evict them. Document it-which it sounds liek there is plenty already. Go to court- take on the pro bono attorney and wipe the halls with them. A decent judge will not allow a tenant to get away with rule violations under the guise of discrimination. So you spend some money evicting, that is a heck of a lot cheaper than having GOOD tenants move out. Eventually bad apples like this will cause the entire complex to shut down because once market rate tenants leave there will be no money to cover the expenses (mortgage, taxes etc)O and the property will go back tot he lender. Management is letting down the decent tenants at the expense of the **bad apples,** and that is **bad management and I would move if I were a good tenant, no matter how much I liked the place.** I was actually in a couple of places where I had teh same problem, one was my apartment in MI, a guy would play his steroa 24/7, I told the managers I was breaking the one year oease if they didn't fix it and then suing them, it was me or the stereo jerk-stereo jerk got the boot.— September 2, 2012 8:12 p.m.
Disbarred Attorney Released from Custody Again
Bail is the only part of the charging process where a person is considered guilty, but the County has a set schedule for all offenses, and the bail for this guy was pretty high- way ABOVE the scheduled amount (which in SD County is twice what most counties set), so anyway, why did they OR him now??? Why now vs. months ago when he was re-arrested??? Answer that one.— September 2, 2012 3:33 p.m.
Candye Kane
Awesome video, great voice...— September 2, 2012 3:30 p.m.
Disbarred Attorney Released from Custody Again
**In the meantime, Michael Theodore Pines is free again on his own recognizance** The San Diego Superior Court really deos have a bunch of yahoo judges on it. Bail is to make sure people 1) appear for trial and 2) to keep the public safe. What has happened between now and when Pines was re-arrested and had a million dollar bail?? NOTHING. So why was his bail set so high, why was bail set at all????? If they are now OR'ing him. The judges are yahoos, they do whatever the DA/DDA tells them to do. I have a feeling he is not going to be sentenced to anymore custody.— September 2, 2012 11:50 a.m.
Disbarred Attorney Released from Custody Again
**Pines appears to position himself as a champion of persons who are in danger of losing their homes, he speaks of conspiracies involving banks and people in position of authority** Ever hear of Robo signing and a million other bank abuses???? Pines is correct on this issue for sure.— September 2, 2012 11:47 a.m.
Wall Street's High-Speed Gambling
OK, where is the HOUSE in the pic? I dont think that is an old pic, but a newer one, so the house woud have been gone by then but I would still like to know where it was-I found Tampa Ave and that was it— September 2, 2012 12:50 a.m.
Tilted Kilt waitresses and other San Diego bar girls sound off
Thanks for the tips Twister, will read them myself.— September 2, 2012 12:35 a.m.
Tilted Kilt waitresses and other San Diego bar girls sound off
Gail, you're one smart cookie! But the hawties want the easy way out, and won't work at finding the RIGHT guy! You are so one the money about bars and clubs. And running around in a Hooters costume is absolutely the wrong messege to be sending out.— September 2, 2012 12:35 a.m.
Has the Ghost of Jerry Dominelli Returned?
Remember Don Dixon (??) Of Vernon Savings and Loan out of Texas (??) back in the 1980's, who used Vernon S&L as his personal piggy bank?? He bought a $1 million beach front Del Mar home back then, and that was the HIGH end of the market-today the high end in Del Mar is $50 million!— September 2, 2012 12:29 a.m.
Has the Ghost of Jerry Dominelli Returned?
Yes, I agree 100%...........$80 million is big today but it was HUGE 30 years ago!— September 2, 2012 12:28 a.m.