Heart Property Management Under Fire as CA Candidate for Governor Sharifah Hardie Calls for Urgent Eviction Law Reform

Sharifah Hardie fights against 3 day notice by Heart Property Management, vowing to reform California’s eviction laws and protect tenant rights.

Families shouldn’t live in fear of losing their homes to unethical practices. I’m fighting back—for myself and for every Californian facing eviction.”

— Sharifah Hardie for CA Governor 2026LONG BEACH, CA, UNITED STATES, October 1, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ — Sharifah Hardie, candidate for Governor of California, has taken a bold stand against ongoing harassment and unlawful eviction practices after enduring months of intimidation from landlords. Since March 2024, Hardie has been bombarded with 3-day notices to pay or quit—despite consistently paying rent—while being kept in the dark about the sale of the Long Beach home she rents.

Hardie’s story began peacefully when she moved into her Long Beach rental under the ownership of Mrs. Sallie Mae Martin in February of 2017.

“Mrs. Martin was a wonderful landlord,” Hardie recalls. “She cared about her tenants and treated all of her tenants with respect. There are 8 other units on the property. Mrs. Martin cared about all of us.”

However, when Mrs. Martin passed away in January 2021, the property was inherited by her daughter Francine, who lives in Atlanta, Georgia. Under Francine’s ownership, the situation rapidly deteriorated, and the property was ultimately sold in May of 2024.

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