Breaking: https://news.axjmdr.com/whistleblowers/
Home and Condo owners on the verge of revolt and need to be relocated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency ( FEMA ) until the Marina Area is safe again!
Due to specific hazards (e.g., structural instability, gas, contamination, landslide risk, or post-disaster unsafe conditions in a particular complex or sub-area), it might be a localized issue not yet widely reported. LA County emergency management contacted but no reply yet. For accurate info:
- Check official FEMA disaster declarations: fema.gov/disasters.
- Local LA County/Marina del Rey updates: lacounty.gov/emergency or marina del Rey-specific community pages.
- If you’re a resident affected, contact local authorities or FEMA directly (1-800-621-3362) if you believe there’s an immediate safety threat.
https://portersfiveforce.com/blogs/owners/westernalliancebancorp
According to link Western Alliance Bancorp 2 major shareholders are Vanguard and Blackrock.
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/ESS/holders
According to link Essex 2 major shareholders are Vanguard and Blackrock
It appears the convenience of the 35 million loan from Western Alliance Bank to start the repairs listed in the NOD. According to the links two major shareholders in both companies are Vanguard and Blackrock. Is this a conflict of interest when Marina City Club HOA is taking the loan to make repairs for Essex Marina City Club L.P.? In my humble opinion it appears to be some kind of an inside financial scam. The Marina City Club HOA appears to be financially squeezed between Essex and Western Alliance Bancorp. What could go wrong for the Marina City Club unit owners??? Is this even kosher?
It appears to be too big to fail. The Marina City Club unit prices on Zillow appear to be devalued. It appears the Wall St Vultures may be sitting on the sidelines waiting to swoop like in 2008.
We are now in the process of interviewing new uncompromised Attorneys, in order to file complaints and have our Homes in the Marina returned to us, and without 3rd party interference. Therefore, we are in creating a new fund to finance these and other fees and costs. Please join our emailing list asap if you want to join us.
Older Case Summary: North 7th Street Associates v. Constante
In North 7th Street Associates v. Constante(2016), the Appellate Division of the Superior Court of California affirmed a summary judgment in favor of the tenant, Guillermo Constante.
The case involved an unlawful detainer action where the landlord sought possession of a rental unit and past-due rent. The court ruled that the rental agreement was void because the premises lacked required permits and a certificate of occupancy, making the unit unlawful.
As a result, the landlord was barred from collecting rent or using unlawful detainer procedures to enforce payment. The court emphasized that statutory requirements for eviction must be strictly followed, including accurate rent amounts in the three-day notice.
Legal representation for the tenant was provided by the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles and Andrew Kazakes.
Source: https://lafla.org/get-help/