A Bay Area landlord, prohibited from selling the property where a tenant was murdered, has listed the home for rent at a premium price of $6,500 per month. The unusual move comes as the landlord seeks alternative ways to profit from the property amid legal restrictions. Authorities have not commented on whether the rental listing violates any laws or ethical concerns. The case raises questions about landlord responsibilities and the exploitation of tragic circumstances.
Barred from selling the scene of the crime, a Bay Area landlord is trying to rent out his own murdered tenant's home for $6500 a month.
