After staying in bankruptcy for 2 years, Roman Libonao's LLC, which owns his real estate assets, now needs to stand on its own, at least for 6 more years. At that time, he can -- and most likely will -- screw his current and future lenders and investors out of millions more.
But not to worry, Libonao has come up with a great way to pretend like it never even happened. That's right, just change his name! We noticed about a year ago he started going by Slevin. In a current Zilllow listing of his property on Paularino Ave. in Costa Mesa, the listing agent/owner was first Slevin RLent. Then, it changed to Mon RLent two days later. We surmise he settled on Mon RLENT. We like "Mon"; short for Roman. RLent gets his RL Enterprises LLC into the equation. We encourage him to keep the Mon name, but suspect it will change again shortly. Zillow reports 3 applications and 19 contacts as of 5/31/21. We only hope the unlucky future tenant knows what they are getting themselves into. Libonao is known to collect as much up front as possible and not return full security deposits. His recent LLC BK 11 resulted in dozens of people losing millions of dollars. This is on top of the many judgments he has from numerous people he "borrowed" money from.
So pathetic for a 60 year old to behave this way.
Beware of Mon RLent or Slevin RLENT or Roman Libonao, or whatever he changes his name to next week. You can see his photos on our website. Photos don't lie. And by the way, send us any current photos you have of him to jacob@romanlibonao.com. We'll post it for the good of all.