3 different units in my building were threatened by another unit. It got so bad to where 2 units moved out immediately within 2 weeks. Can we take legal action because the property management company ignored the complaints ?

If this inquiry involves a property located in Orange County, California, please call 714-569-0823 or 800-698-FAIR to speak with a counselor for assistance. For matters involving certain Orange County cities we may have to refer you to another agency. For matters outside of Orange County we may be able to refer you to local assistance. The following does not constitute, nor should it be construed to be, legal advice. You should contact a licensed attorney for such advice. The information provided is of a general nature, intended to help The answer, as with so many things, is that it depends. Depending on the nature of the threats and if the basis of the threats was covered by fair housing laws you might have a claim of a hostile harassment environment. If the landlord knew or should have known of the harassment they might be able to be held liable. If fair housing bases were not involved, there might be other claims. Please contact a counselor for further details and assistance.

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