slumlord

"These slumlords are the reason the neighborhood looks the way it does."

If you're a slumlord, you'd better get your building up to code.

"In the past, slumlords packed a lot of people into small areas and made money," he said.

Tanya and friends have slumlords under fire in southern California.

My wife and I are about to become slumlords.

I looked like the leg man for a slumlord.

He just needs to escape the evil empire of the local slumlord, his mother.

A construction worker gave him a tip on a Brooklyn slumlord.

His father, Benjamin, a writing master and slumlord, was severe.

"There was a big problem with slumlords," he said.

Its first project was calling attention to the city's slumlords, particularly those who demanded sexual favors from poor women.

"They focus on the landlords, the slumlords, and it's not true."

Typical of the slumlords who owned the student rentals in this town.

Later, he observes that "like all slumlords, God lived in the suburbs."

"The only landlords in it are charities, slumlords and those who have no alternative."

And they're gone, in case you want a mink for your slumlord sister."

Many people mistrust the housing authority, calling it the city's largest slumlord.

At one point, a court-appointed administrator was put in charge of the building, a step usually taken against slumlords.

"I hope the message this bill sends is that if you're a slumlord, your days are numbered.

It won't stir anyone's conscience or make anyone nervous, not even a slumlord.

"Yeah, and you slumlords cut a man no slack.

They haven't been your typical slumlords, in all fairness.

They say slumlords leech away the wealth of the poor with little regard to future generations or the local people.

Slumlords allow rats to maim children and then complain of violence in the streets.

Thus the slumlord could return to his luxury oceanfront apartment after spending 10, not 15, days under house arrest.