What does “good cause buildings” mean on this Corona page?

It refers to landlords whose portfolios are mostly buildings covered by good cause eviction protections. That portfolio-level definition does not confirm coverage for every building or unit.

What does “most searched” mean for Corona landlords here?

It describes landlords whose Openigloo profiles renters look up most often. It does not indicate that renters recommend them or that their buildings meet a particular quality standard.

Does a landlord’s good cause designation mean my Corona apartment is protected?

Not necessarily. The designation describes the landlord’s portfolio, so check whether the specific building and your unit are covered.

How should I use renter ratings on this page when comparing Corona landlords?

Read the ratings as renter feedback and compare them with the details available for the specific owner or manager. They are one source of information, not proof of how your tenancy will go.

Do eviction or litigation records on this page prove a Corona landlord violated the law?

No. A record alone does not establish the outcome or circumstances of a case. Check the record details and whether it concerns the owner, manager, or building you are researching.

Why might renters look up a landlord listed for Corona?

The page identifies profiles that renters look up often, but it does not explain why they searched. Use that activity as a reason to investigate further, not as a conclusion about the landlord.

Most searched landlords with good cause buildings in Corona

Browse 89 owners and managers, with renter ratings alongside evictions and litigation pulled from city data. This page can help if you are considering a rental in Corona and want to investigate an owner or manager that renters look up often. The good cause designation means the landlord’s portfolio is mostly buildings covered by good cause eviction protections; it does not establish that every building in the portfolio is covered.

Compare renter ratings with the available eviction and litigation records, and verify which owner or manager is connected to the specific address you are considering. Search frequency reflects profile lookups, not renter satisfaction or a measure of housing quality. Treat these records as research leads, check that they apply to the building and time period in question, and ask about protections and lease terms for your unit.

Showing 19–36 of 89 most searched landlords with good cause buildings in Corona.

Aaron Bauer

2.5(26)

Shareholder44 buildings1,840 units

124 evictions

348 litigation cases

Robert Bauer

2.6(16)

Site Manager20 buildings721 units

52 evictions

97 litigation cases

Elmhurst Woodside LLC

2.4(5)

Corporate Owner11 buildings304 units

7 evictions

31 litigation cases

Solomon Kurz

2.4(5)

Head Officer9 buildings202 units

7 evictions

14 litigation cases

Henry Ting

2.9(5)

Head Officer7 buildings95 units

14 evictions

21 litigation cases

Edward Ting

2.9(5)

Officer7 buildings95 units

14 evictions

21 litigation cases

Tom Sideris

3.8(2)

Site Manager11 buildings211 units

16 evictions

12 litigation cases

Joseph Yahudaii

3.0(1)

Shareholder9 buildings89 units

5 evictions

5 litigation cases

Joseph Malatesta

1.5(1)

Head Officer7 buildings46 units

No evictions

1 litigation case

Queenswood Owner LLC

3.6(1)

Corporate Owner2 buildings298 units

18 evictions

9 litigation cases

Charles Guo

Corporate Owner13 buildings27 units

1 eviction

13 litigation cases

Octavio Raposo

Head Officer2 buildings12 units

No evictions

1 litigation case

Prianka Kakkar

Shareholder2 buildings10 units

Joseph Pistilli

Shareholder33 buildings1,626 units

Margaret Brunn

Owner24 buildings1,451 units

98 evictions

233 litigation cases

Brian Garland

2.9(43)

Agent27 buildings1,528 units

112 evictions

256 litigation cases

Phoenix Management 23 LLC

3.0(29)

Corporate Owner18 buildings708 units

58 evictions

141 litigation cases

Shahla Tashkhisi

3.9(12)

Shareholder9 buildings62 units

3 evictions

7 litigation cases

What to check before renting from most searched landlords with good cause buildings in Corona

Confirm the owner or manager’s connection to the specific Corona address you are considering.
Check whether the building itself is covered by good cause protections; the portfolio definition does not mean every building qualifies.
Compare renter ratings with the details and dates of any available eviction or litigation records.
Treat profile lookup activity as a sign of renter interest, not as a rating of the landlord.
Review your lease terms and ask which protections apply to your unit.

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