The real state company previously run by the president's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, is in hot water once again.

An investigation by the Associated Press shows Kushner Companies used noisy construction as a tactic to push out rent-stabilized tenants in Brooklyn.

In three years, more than 250 rent-stabilized apartments were either emptied or sold as the building converted to luxury condos.

That's 75 percent of the units.

The sales for those condos so far have totaled more than $155 million.

Kushner Companies insists it did not harass tenants and that complaints were addressed immediately.