Rapper faces fresh landlord lawsuit
The rapper is expected to pay a sum of $186,275.89 to F&S Investment Properties in the new lawsuit.
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According to TMZ, the lawyer won a judgment against him for his shabby handling of an apartment he rented for his Egypt Last Kings Clothing company.
It was alleged that the rapper poured ink down the drainage system, as well as other conduct that breached rent agreement between him and the landlord.
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He is now expected to pay a sum of $186,275.89 to F&S Investment Properties, the leasing agency that offered him the apartment.
This is coming a few weeks after the rapper got sued by his former landlord for his careless management of a Malibu mansion.
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