Q: My landlord has done some immoral and illegal stuff I want to know if it’s possible to sue him for money or the building

A: I'm sorry to hear you're dealing with such a difficult and stressful situation with your landlord and fellow tenants. Here are a few thoughts:

It sounds like there may be grounds for legal action if your landlord has failed to maintain a safe living environment and has allowed harassment and property damage to occur without consequence. Landlords have certain legal duties to their tenants, including providing habitable conditions and taking reasonable steps to address tenant misconduct.

Some potential claims could include:

- Breach of the implied warranty of habitability if the property is unsafe/unlivable

- Breach of the covenant of quiet enjoyment if the landlord allows tenants to substantially interfere with your right to peacefully occupy the premises

- Negligence if the landlord fails to exercise ordinary care in managing the property

- Violation of any applicable local landlord-tenant laws or building codes

In terms of remedies, depending on the severity and evidence, it may be possible to seek monetary damages, termination of the lease, and in some cases where there is a pattern of illegal landlord practices, the court appointment of a receiver to take over the building.

I would recommend the following steps:

1. Document everything - keep records of incidents, photos of damage, any communications with the landlord, police reports, witness statements etc.

2. Research your local landlord-tenant laws to understand your rights. Many cities have tenant advocacy organizations that can provide information and low-cost legal assistance.

3. Consider reporting code violations to the local building or health department.

4. Consult with an attorney who specializes in landlord-tenant law and litigation. Many will offer a free initial consultation. They can best advise you on the strength of your case and options.

I know this is a lot to deal with and I feel for your situation. Please don't hesitate to utilize any legal resources and tenant support services in your area. Wishing you all the best as you work to resolve this.