Cleveland targets Baltimore landlord over 80% vacant rental homes
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Cleveland officials are taking action against Riparian Capital Partners, a major Baltimore-based landlord that owns 172 homes in Cuyahoga County with roughly 80% sitting visibly vacant and occupied homes deteriorating, prompting the city to hold the company accountable.
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