the street from her

home was vacant between 2006 and 2015 and in disrepair with overgrown weeds around

it until the park painted it and did repair work on it in 2015. After it was fixed up a "nice

young couple" moved into the home.



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       Colley tried to sell her home in 2011 for $59,000. She received offers of $49,000

and $39,000, but neither of the potential buyers finalized the purchase after they were

provided rent information.

      Colley participated in the emergency rent stabilization from 2008 through 2013.

She stopped participating in the program after 2013 because she did not want to give up

her right to litigation. She signed a new three-year lease in 2011 after getting a 114th-

month rent increase of about 14 percent or $170. She thought she had no choice but to

sign the lease because she could not sell her home and could not afford to move it out of

the park. In 2014 her rent increased by almost $157 when she got a 30-month rent

increase of 12 percent. She went to a month-to-month tenancy after that increase because

she was participating in the present lawsuit and did not want to give up her right to

litigation. Her monthly rent at the time of trial