Flyysoulja Left Dog Poo in Damaged Florida Rental House, Landlord Says

Flyysoulja‘s Florida rental house was in dismal situation for weeks earlier than he was detained by authorities for a psychological well being analysis earlier this month … and he left it filled with canine feces, and with out electrical energy, his landlord tells TMZ.

Check out our interview with Andy Zamudio, actual property dealer of Equity Real Estate and the Island Boys star’s landlord … he tells us he had given Flyy a number of probabilities to get his place cleaned up after conducting an inspection in September … throughout which he found a number of doorways punched in, damaged glass in all places, and even rubbish overtaking the storage.

Andy additionally tells us the Homestead home got here absolutely furnished when Flyy — actual title Alex Venegas — and his girlfriend, KaylaThayla, moved in in 2024 … and he seen throughout the inspection that the $12,000 sofa was lacking from the lounge, together with some ceiling followers.

The actual property mogul says he gained emergency-entry to the home after legislation enforcement officers carried out Florida’s Baker Act — quickly holding the streamer for psychological well being evaluations, on Nov. 8 … and that is when he realized there was no electrical energy within the smelly house, and noticed animal droppings on the ground.

Andy tells us he has since marked the home as deserted … although he is aware of Kayla — and presumably Flyy — dropped by to select up some belongings shortly after the psychiatric maintain.

He says they have been each on the lease and are each equally accountable … and says he is working with them to select up the keys to allow them to formally flip over the property to him.

He does not know whether or not he’ll sue for damages, and hasn’t served a proper eviction discover but, explaining he is attempting to keep away from that course of.

But, he does have plans for the two,800-square-foot house — he thinks it is time to flip it, particularly since it has been available on the market since July.

And in response to Flyy’s followers claiming he is chasing clout by posting in regards to the scenario on social media, Andy says that is not the case — they by no means paid hire, and it is time for them to maneuver on!

TMZ has reached out to Flyy for remark … to this point, no phrase again.