Tyga's angry landlord may seek legal action to repo the $200,000 Maybach he gave Kylie Jenner for her birthday as rapper's legal woes grow

He's facing possible arrest once he returns to the US, after skipping a court date where he was supposed to answer questions about his finances.

And now Tyga may face a separate legal action by his angry landlord Gholamreza Rezai to claim the $200,000 Maybach car the rapper gave to girlfriend Kylie Jenner for her birthday, the landlord's lawyer Boris Treyzon told People.

The Rack City rapper was served with notice of the hearing over a $480,000 judgement for unpaid rent and damages to a Malibu mansion on July 20, and his ex-landlord was furious to read about his generous gift to Kylie weeks later, Treyzon said.

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Fun in the sun: Kylie shared some happy selfies with Tyga on Snapchat as they partied in Turks and Caicos for her 19th birthday after the rapper skipped a court date

'Of course, we have an irate client who is owed half a million dollars and then the client reads that Tyga is giving a Maybach as a gift – that's in violation of two things,' he said.

'There is a hold on him transferring any assets while there is a judgment outstanding – that's going to be a separate action to recover that car unless the judgment is satisfied – and he's to appear in court, be placed under oath and he needs to answer questions.' 

On Tuesday, the 26-year-old's failure to attend court led to an arrest warrant being issued by a Los Angeles judge. 

Generous: The rapper gave Kylie a $200,000 Mercedes for her 19th birthday, but his angry landlord - who Tyga owes $480,000 - may now try to recover the car

The father-of-one's legal issues stem from his failure to pay a $480,000 judgement against him for back rent and damage at a Malibu home he rented in 2011.

The rapper's landlord went to court in 2012 claiming that Tyga missed a $16,000 monthly rent payment, skipped out on his lease and left the home in need of major repairs. 

The Grammy-nominated California rapper also allegedly installed a dance pole in the middle of the master bedroom without permission.

Bahamas: Tyga relaxed with Kylie and her model pal Hailey Baldwin as they spent time on a yacht Tuesday

Having a blast: The 26-year-old rapper was supposed to be attending a hearing in LA to answer questions about his finances on Tuesday

But Tyga claimed poverty, refusing to pay the settlement ordered by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Nancy Newman.

On Tuesday, he was scheduled to be questioned under oath about his finances.

But instead of appearing in court, Tyga was in the Bahamas celebrating girlfriend Kylie Jenner's 19th birthday, with the reality star sharing the fun on Instagram and Snapchat on Wednesday.

His landlord's lawyer also revealed the lengths they went to to serve Tyga with legal papers - surprising him on stage as he performed on stage during a concert at San Diego's Fluxx Night Club on July 20.

In love: The 26-year-old shared a sweet photo on Instagram as he wished Kylie a happy birthday Tuesday

'He was performing on stage, reaching out to the audience, and our processor decided to give him a gift back,' said Treyzon.

And the lawyer said Tyga had a pattern of skipping out on his financial obligations - but that it was time to pay up.

'His history in this case has been that he's ignoring this obligation and many others,' said Treyzon. 

Rent dispute: Tyga's former landlord obtained a $480,000 judgement against him for unpaid rent and damage - including adding a stripper pole -  to his Malibu mansion in 2012

'This is not the only judgment that is against him. I think we are the only ones who took it this far, because it's a large amount... We will go wherever we have to go to make sure our client is paid.'

Meanwhile, TMZ reported that the Kardashian-Jenner family are worried the rapper's legal and financial problems could damage their brand. 

Tyga has a three-year-old son, King Cairo, with ex Blac Chyna, who is now pregnant and engaged to Kylie's brother Rob Kardashian.

Surprise: Tyga was served with legal papers while he was performing onstage in San Diego on July 20