<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=33t1oN_0zkjLhbD00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=33t1oN_0zkjLhbD00" width="1200" height="600" >SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Certain tenants of Tzadik Properties continue to deal with unresolved garbage and sewer issues, broken entry doors that allow transients inside and other issues.Now, tenants of several Tzadik properties in Sioux Falls and Rapid City are facing another concern; foreclosure.Sioux Falls Mayor Paul TenHaken voiced his frustration with Tzadik Properties in January. The company owns and manages about 2,000 apartments in the Sioux Falls area.“I believe how this specific property management company continues to operate is morally and ethically wrong, and quite frankly, I’m tired of it,” said TenHaken.A newly formed tenants group, East River Tenants Union, has volunteers looking to help renters navigate concerns.“Created the union so that we can help more people,” said East River Tenants Union Founder Samantha Scarlota.She searched Tzadik at the Clerk of Courts office.“And that’s how we came across the foreclosure,” said Scarlota.The foreclosure document breaks down what is owed to the Merchant States Bank in Indiana, insurance companies, back taxes and other creditors. “Taylor’s Place, and by the other bars and the loan agreement, Garden Villas and Rapid City. So, on February 25th, 2025, the amount of principal and interest owed by the defendants under the note is $14,922,810.62,” said Scarlota.Subtotals are listed throughout the 36 pages.“$57,805,174.12,” said Scarlota.She worries for those who still need a place to live if a sheriff’s sale doesn’t happen. “I hope that they can get some sort of legal representation,” said Scarlota.Scarlota has one question for Adam Hendry, who signed on behalf of the borrower.“Would he want his kids living in his properties? If my kids were in any of those situations, I don’t know what I would do,” said Scarlota.A new management company is overseeing Woodlake Apartments but shares some of the same staff as Tzadik, according to their website. Equity Real Estate Management’s President and Managing Partner, Tessa Frank, says their management company is “an entirely separate entity with no affiliation with Adam Hendry or Tzadik Management, aside from our role in managing Woodlake Apartments.”Dakota News Now contacted the Mayor’s office asking for a response to the foreclosure documents.A planning and development service spokesperson responded encouraging tenants to report maintenance issues to their property manager, and if there is not a timely response, to submit a complaint at siouxfalls.gov/report.Copyright 2025 Dakota News Now. All rights reserved.</div></body>

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