Harvey L Mise — Worst Landlords

Violations

Open violations at this landlord's buildings, grouped by type, most often cited first.

Failure to eliminate and repaint surfaces with peeling, flaking or ... 5 $3,190 2026–2026 1

Cracked plaster, holes, or water damage 3 $1,914 2026–2026 1

Unsafe stairs or walking surfaces 2 $2,548 2026–2026 1

Failure to maintain sidewalk, walkway, driveway, stairs or similar ... 2 $1,276 2026–2026 1

Interior structure not in good repair 2 $2,548 2026–2026 1

Smoke alarms missing — sleeping rooms 2 $5,098 2026–2026 1

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Permitting to exist on the premises discarded or abandoned refriger... 1 $2,358 2023–2023 1

Failure to protect exterior wood surfaces, other than decay-resista... 1 $609 2024–2024 1

Unsafe cooking or water heating appliances 1 $1,274 2026–2026 1

Failure to make repairs, maintenance work, alterations or installat... 1 $1,274 2026–2026 1

Failure to maintain safety controls for fuel-burning equipment in e... 1 $2,549 2026–2026 1

Failure to maintain roof drains, gutters and downspouts in good rep... 1 $609 2024–2024 1

Failure to maintain roof and flashing sound and tight or without de... 1 $638 2026–2026 1

Failure to maintain premises or exterior property free from weeds o... 1 $524 2020–2020 1

Failure to maintain handrails and guards firmly fastened, in sound ... 1 $1,274 2026–2026 1

Failure to maintain exterior property and premises, and the interio... 1 $625 2025–2025 1

Failure to maintain exterior of structure in good repair, structura... 1 $1,218 2024–2024 1

Failure to keep every plumbing stack, vent, waste and sewer line fr... 1 $1,179 2023–2023 1

Smoke alarms missing — common areas 1 $2,549 2026–2026 1

Failure to install an approved carbon monoxide alarm in the immedia... 1 $2,549 2026–2026 1

Failure of the occupant to maintain exterior property which such oc... 1 $524 2020–2020 1

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1 1919 T Place SE 31 $36,327 Jun 2026

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Violation and fine data from DC Department of Buildings open records. Fines shown are assessed amounts; DC does not publish collected amounts. "Last cited" is the date of the most recent violation recorded for each building.