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DC Worst Landlord Watchlist

Tiffey LLC

Ward 5
12 Buildings
315 Total Violations
$307,424 Fines Assessed
Mar 2026 Last Violation

DC Worst Landlord Watchlist

One of the worst landlords in DC. Ranked #3 in Ward 5 by total fines assessed.

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Repeat Violations

Violation types cited 3 or more times across this landlord's properties.

Violation Times Cited Fines Date Range Buildings
Cracked plaster, holes, or water damage 49 $30,330 2018–2026 12
Unsanitary bathroom or kitchen fixtures 23 $14,190 2023–2026 9
Windows or doors not weathertight 20 $12,388 2024–2025 8
Failure to correct electrical system that constitutes a hazard to t... 19 $23,529 2020–2025 7
Failure to maintain every window, other than a fixed window, in an ... 17 $10,086 2018–2026 7
Failure to repair, remove or cover peeling, chipping, flaking or ab... 12 $7,452 2024–2026 7
Smoke alarms missing — common areas 11 $27,111 2024–2025 8
Failure of owner of the premises to provide and maintain code compl... 11 $27,489 2025–2025 6

Buildings

# Address Units Violations Fines Last Cited
1 4340 2 nd Street NE Ward 5 8 41 $43,601 Oct 2025 2 104 Fort Drive NE Ward 5 8 39 $40,917 Oct 2025 3 4516 Fort Totten Drive NE Ward 5 10 36 $34,519 Oct 2025 4 4341 1 st Street NE Ward 5 8 31 $31,354 Mar 2026 5 4500 Fort Totten Drive NE Ward 5 10 26 $28,988 Oct 2025 6 116 Fort Drive NE Ward 5 8 27 $27,484 Oct 2025 7 4510 2 nd Street NE Ward 5 7 31 $27,117 Oct 2025 8 117 Varnum Street NE Ward 5 8 27 $25,109 Nov 2025 9 4511 2 nd Street NE Ward 5 6 24 $19,144 Jan 2026 10 113 Varnum Street NE Ward 5 8 16 $12,051 Nov 2025 11 127 Taussig Place NE Ward 5 8 11 $11,050 Nov 2020 12 4508 Fort Totten Drive NE Ward 5 10 6 $6,090 Sep 2024

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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.