The state attorney general's office has announced the establishment of an $8 million restitution fund for current and former tenants of notorious landlord Steve Croman.
Notorious Manhattan landlord Steven Croman isn't expected to be released from prison until next month, but some of his tenants on the Lower East Side last week decided to give him an early welcome home present.
Manhattan landlord Steve Croman, who owns many Lower East Side buildings, is already serving a one-year prison sentence for mortgage loan and tax fraud.
Residents of Steve Croman's many New York City buildings looked on in court this morning as the reviled landlord was sent away to Riker's Island to begin serving a one-year sentence.
New York City landlord Steve Croman, who owns numerous Lower East Side buildings, pleaded guilty today to fraudulently refinancing loans and committing tax fraud.
Tenants at 159 Stanton St. have filed a lawsuit in housing court against Steve Croman, the controversial landlord already in the cross hairs of the state attorney general.
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