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yahoo.com | Chris Clark
Few things are as inconvenient than an unwanted visitor who just won’t leave. But the reality was more than mere annoyance for Washington, D.C. resident Linda Chaplin, whose apartment was overrun by raccoons for more than a year. After months of unanswered complaints, Chaplin has finally been able to move into a new space, according to ABC 7News. But the path to a new home has been anything but easy.
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yahoo.com | Chris Clark
A pair of hotels along the Las Vegas Strip are facing lawsuits after guests reported being bitten by bedbugs, one requiring a hospital visit. Four visitors filed three lawsuits — two against the Luxor Hotel & Casino and one against Treasure Island — on April 21, according to 8 News Now, with guests saying in court documents they were “massacred” by bedbugs and left with scars.
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1 week ago |
moneywise.com | Chris Clark
Bedbug lawsuits One lawsuit involves California woman Teresa Bruce, and says she stayed at the hotel Treasure Island last June. According to 8 News Now, Bruce’s lawsuit alleges staff confirmed the presence of bedbugs in her room. After switching rooms, she noticed further bites, and staff allegedly once again found bedbugs.
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1 week ago |
moneywise.com | Chris Clark
Why your benefits could be garnished The government has long had the power to claw back a portion of Social Security benefits to repay defaulted federal student loans. But those collections were paused during the COVID-19 pandemic. The pause was extended under the Biden administration, but President Trump has restarted the clock.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Chris Clark
When Bill Stewart bought his home in Houston’s upscale Walden neighborhood, he expected peace and quiet alongside an idyllic lake. What he didn’t expect was a battle of signs, arguments with neighbors and a cease-and-desist letter. Don't missThanks to Jeff Bezos, you can now become a landlord for as little as $100 — and no, you don't have to deal with tenants or fix freezers.
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