LaMelo Ball Sued over Unpaid Rent on Two Uptown Charlotte Apartments
Agape Property Management Group says Ball owes more than $181,500 in rent and HOA fines for two uptown Charlotte condominiums.
- On Monday, Agape Property Management Group sued Minnesota Timberwolves guard LaMelo Ball in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, for nearly $200,000 in unpaid rent and HOA compliance fines on two luxury uptown Charlotte condominiums.
- The lawsuit alleges Ball and his manager, Jermaine Jackson, accumulated arrears while occupying units formerly owned by Carolina Panthers star Cam Newton, with Ball residing in one and subleasing the other to Jackson.
- Court documents claim more than $181,500 in overdue rent and over $90,000 in HOA compliance fees, stemming from debts exceeding $100,000 for the two luxury units.
- This legal action follows Ball's trade to the Timberwolves last month, where he joins franchise star Anthony Edwards after spending six seasons with the Charlotte Hornets.
- Beyond this dispute, Ball has faced recent off-court challenges, including a car crash earlier this year and a settled lawsuit involving a collision with a local resident, as he transitions to Minnesota.
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NBA player LaMelo Ball, 24, is being sued for 2.5 million kronor. The basketball player has skipped paying a fee to rent a luxury apartment. The lawsuit is filed by former NFL star Cam Newton's family business, according to the New York Post.
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