GOP Lawmaker Facing Eviction From $20k Per Month DC Apartment Blames Processing Error for Nearly $100k in Unpaid Rent

Florida Rep. Cory Mills, a Trump loyalist, has consistently paid rent late on his $20,000-a-month penthouse apartment in D.C. since moving in 18 months ago. (Credit: MANDEL NGAN/X/AFP)

Florida Rep. Cory Mills claimed a processing error was to blame for nearly $100,000 in unpaid rent, which led to an eviction lawsuit from his $20,833-a-month D.C. penthouse apartment.

Last week, The Daily Beast reporter Roger Sollenberger revealed in an X post that Mills, a MAGA Republican, was served with an eviction notice after failing to pay rent between March and July. Earlier, in January, Mills had also received a "notice to pay rent" and a "notice of intent to file a lawsuit." That document stated he owed more than $18,000 and was required to pay the amount by Feb. 26 or vacate the apartment.