Landlords Calvin and Jean Thompson hung a large banner on the Queens, New York, building they live in that reads “MY TENANTS ON THE FIRST FLOOR ARE NOT PAYING RENT.”
Source: Inman News
Landlord shames tenant by hanging banner across home in rent dispute
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