Squatters invading houses across America. Why yours could be next.
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
- Squatters are invading houses across America in 2024, especially in cities like Atlanta and New York where these squatters are staying in houses for as long as one year. With the police unable to stop it from happening. Could your home be next?
This comes as a huge shock to many homeowners, real estate investors, and realtors across America. Because property rights are the fundamental tenant of American Capitalism and the US Real Estate Market.
If homeowners and investors no longer have secure property rights over their assets, what does that mean for the state of the US Economy?
Fortunately - there are some states like Florida and Georgia that are putting in new laws to provide more protection for homeowners against illegal squatters and trespassers.
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They should send all the squatters to the judges and politicians home. Watch how fast the laws will change.
Agreed. Squatters took over a mansion in Los Angeles and they were escorted out by the police QUICKLY without the need for a proper eviction. Why? Because there's no way the government will allow rich neighborhoods to lose property values just because of a few squatters on those empty mansions.
Rules for thee except for me type of garbage.
Indeed, and also end single family zoning as it is the single greatest cause of a lack of affordable housing to begin with, but I guess it will take single family home owners a squatter invasion in order to actually understand why there is almost no affordable housing.
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Florida has just passed the law no squatters allowed. Cops come out arrest them. GA has a law about to pass. All states should follow Florida law. Should be passed, enacted, immediately.
When demos/left able to flip the state, everything will change. Never let that happen.
I’m a Ga resident and I hope that is true!
@@scottr5291 it's in the legislature. Governor just needs sign it.
Did Stacey abrams have anything to say
It won't happen in California. Governor New Scum already said that squatters rights are human rights. They will be allowed to inhabit any and all property that is not currently occupied by the owner.
Here in CA legislators protect the squatters too, always CA protecting the criminals .
My mom used to have a rental duplex. Tenants said they weren't going to leave and weren't going to pay rent.
They woke up one morning and found my mom brewing coffee. Said she was moving in with them.
They moved out that day.
My kind of gal
😂😂😂 Bravo Mom! Smart lady!
I assume this didn’t happen in New York, otherwise your mom could have been arrested, as we saw.
The solution is to let somebody else move in, together with the squatters.
@@jakeforrest Kansas. It's a patriarchal Christian state where the cops will beat the snot out of anybody who harms an old lady. We're funny that way.
Your mom was lucky. A lady tried that in NYC and they killed her than stuffed her body in a bag and fled to another state.
The incident in New york that you showed, that squatter did NOT have a lease to show to the police.
He had nothing, just his verbal claim, he showed absolutely no evidence to the police and they still arrested the homeowner.
I know....that was soooo wrong and stupid.
because she is black and he is white as I see it
Police are not our friends...
NY sucks
Why it's NY. Commee State
Florida has passed legislation to deal with this issue. FINALLY.
Everything will be good as long as its a red state!
Only in America. Here in Central America. You can pay a minimal amount to "Local Talent," squatters will leave head first, or feet first.
Good thing This isn't central America lol
We have said Talon in America too lol
@@jasonfield7825it should be
@@jasonfield7825why, sounds like good idea.
which country?
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My forecast is a lot of unalived squatters...
I'm a Banker in California and many of my clients who rent their properties are reporting exactly this. And the courts protect the squatters! Up to 12 months without rent!!!
In New York it could be almost 2 years 🎉
Never forget, this is all by design.
The communist push is on.
Scripted for many years.
How so? I’m curious.
Same.? Especially squatting
Riiiight sure.
This happened to one of my relatives in Germany, where a guy moved in, paid rent for about a month and then never paid rent again. It took her almost two and half years of litigation to get the guy out of the house. Ironically, at the time I thought, “Wow, Germany needs better property laws.” Had no idea the same exact thing happens here. Thanks for the video, Nick.
Unironically most of the problems in the first world are all across the first world, just like almost all third world countries face third world problems. I think the more we move away from reality, or at least from our “past” mindsets, the more we forget about that shit until someone else remembers and it becomes a problem again.
Let me guess…. Immigrants?
I will never become a land lord because of this.
Criminals are in control.
That happened to a friend of mine in Chicago too. So many of these scam tenants do this too. They pay a few months and stay there for years before eviction.
@@briantbmoth6472 bruh I took a test where I should live and the damn place said Chicago, thank you for reaffirming my beliefs on not doing that
All states need to Immediately pass laws preventing squatters!!!
Thanks for giving the History or Squatters Laws. I was really wondering how this situation could even happen.
i saw a video about a man who got rid of squatters by waiting till they leave and moving in and removing their stuff to the footpath and changed the locks without them being able to stop him. He also was able to get a truck to remove things for them when they returned and he had the paperwork to tell them it was his home.
That's the Squatter Hunter - he works for the property owner and essentially out squats the squatters 😂
Florida has shut down these squatters laws as of last week.
Do they have the resources to jail them
@brianmatthews4149 yes, they do and they have the support of the Florida citizens.
@@Carolynfoodforest355build more prisons
This trend is going to end badly.
Lots of thieves fail to understand... every time they try stealing the actual owner might overreact and permanently send the thief to a graveyard.
My wife and I have a burglar alarm system with 360 degree surveillance. Our neighbors also are looking after our home when we are away.
"You will own nothing & like it." Hypothetically speaking, what if owners are so stretched due to the upward costs of taxes, insurance, repairs, etc, that they too become "squatters" on their own property after repossession from the banks? What if the changes to the squatter rights are intentionally being done by force with the current use of these pawns to change any opportunities for protections against people that might actually need the protections?
Sounds about right to me.
Exactly, and this is happening across America.
Wow that’s a profound though
100%!
I had squatters in an 8-plex i own. The real tenant moved out and gave the keys to her sister to clean. They never left and never cleaned. Eventually the sister moved out and other people moved in claiming to know the original tenant. They never paid rent and we filed for eviction. The judge gave them another hearing one month out because they had nowhere to go. Luckily they didn't show up to that hearing and we evicted them. That whole story and video is on my channel.
Man so sorry, has similar episode, l hired a contractor hired to work and repair my late mother's apartment in 20¹7. After a month John the contractors moved in with his girlfriend the girlfriend's 17 yr old son and his unmarried 17 year old bride with their 6 months baby and the mothers father Roberto undocumented like the other two.. the contractor please oh please let us stay will pay you some rent while John does repairs . I felt sorry for these three undocumented .. never mind most progressive friends tell me to call ice.. abused my hospitality and compassion for immigrants. But boy they know how to play the game they work the system.. Yep I took them to court and $6000+. year to get them out by Feb 20l9.. They all move out except for their father Roberto. But the then the eviction moratorium came in March 2020. And I couldn't evict Roberto. He's been here like 5 years.. is cranking up one air conditioner costing me 190 during the summer.. he refuses to pay one penny to help. He keeps threatening me saying if I take him to court or simply fall down the stairs and sue me.. boy these immigrants know the American way they bruised and so easy.. this is America for us forget about your rights...
You know it's over when the government doesn't fulfill its only duty: protecting private property
Leftist Democrats.
Please, please come and squat in our home in south Texas: we gots just the remedy for what ails ya!
All these squatters and no one wants to discuss what conditions create this situation.
It doesn't matter. Under no circumstances is it OK to steal the property of others. You're just implying that there are exceptions - excuses really.
In most states, it's 10-30 years for a squatter to claim rights on an abandoned property. 30 days is insane.
You're confusing adverse possession with squatter's rights. Adverse possession is the transfer of legal ownership after an extended period (usually 10-30 years) of open and continuous possession. Squatter's rights refer to tenancy rights unauthorized occupants may gain after around 30 days in many states, meaning the owner has to formally evict them rather than just calling the police to remove them as trespassers. 30 days for adverse possession would be unheard of, but it's a common timeframe for establishing squatter's rights in some jurisdictions. They're distinct legal concepts.
NOT 10+ YEARS. These people claim they have a lease so even though the landlord has proof there is no lease, it still has to go to civil court.
10-30 years is to claim ownership. The video is about squatters falsely claiming tenancy.
@@jaykline8550 was a gun involved? Lol
This is not communism. This is illegal. This is theft. Stop trying to spew your ignorance.
Haha watch this Memorial Day after thousands of Americans come home from weekend Vacations to find their home Squatyed, all Hell will break loose 😡
Here’s a real simple solution to deal with squatters. When you get home deal with the squatters & then call the police to clean up the mess. Just say when you arrive home they were burglarizing the place & squatters gone.
This is the way. Handle it yourself (or find someone to).
I’ll back you up!
lol and how long until people start killing their tenants in rent controlled areas because they want to double the rent next month?
This is why NYC is a sh!thole now.
This is happening all over the Country, not just in NY.
Squatter's rights have a long history in the U.S., dating back to the colonial era when squatting was often seen positively as a way for landless pioneers to settle the Western frontier. While unauthorized occupation of property is illegal, these laws aim to prevent sudden homelessness by guaranteeing due process, and blaming squatter's rights for complex socioeconomic challenges in cities like NYC oversimplifies the deep historical, economic, and social inequities at the root of housing instability.
It's not just NY. I just happened here in Florida! The woman finally got them out, and they did 40,000 of damage before they left.
@@themeparkamusement2214yes, that's what push the politician to make this bill for Florida
Idk if you’ve been to nyc recently but it’s one of the big cities that actually recover well from the pandemic
Fedreal law needs to mandate homeowners rights to prevent squatters NOW!
Unfortunately the current federal government is aligned with this anarchy!
Govern me harder daddy.
All STATES should update their laws. Americans cannot depend on the FEDS to do anything useful for their citizens.
@@thomascunningham111 Voting blue means being friendly to criminals and more squatters.
Federal government welcomes millions illegal migrants come and take your family home
It's a big problem in CA. A RE friend of mine had 2 houses taken over by squatters and they were not even us citizens. They had recently came across the border. It's been weeks and it doesn't look like a resolution anytime soon as it's moving through the courts.
Another reason Florida is a great state
No it's not, and most due to the highest cost of living for a doomed place are actually becoming their own self made squatters.
I’m moving to Florida ASAP
A couple of years ago I was joking with my wife that if we really wanted a house, all we need to do is just pick whichever one we want. Little did I know that this would be an actual thing later on.
A simple solution would be an online Statewide or National lease registry. Cops can check to see if the lease is valid and uploaded and if it is not, the squatters are removed.
A better solution is to prevent vacant homes which will make rents more affordable
@@bobsacamano7653 Developers keep building apartment complexes but they’re all still expensive.
@@bobsacamano7653people should be able to do whatever they want with their own property. If they want to leave it vacant they should be able to without worrying about people moving in and living there. That’s crazy.
This is kind of a slippery slope to 1984 style Big Brother shenanigans. Privacy would be lost.
@@WordMadeFlesh777 They are screwing up the lives of the people who don't own homes. it isn't a good thing. They will soon pay a much bigger price if they continue
Really the way that the States keep track of property needs to be updated as there are all sorts of scams that criminals use to take property either temporarily or permanently. I've read all sorts of stories of scammers selling properties that are not theirs, especially older owners that have paid off their mortgage. Or people getting a notary stamp and faking signatures.
I just went to look at a house for rent at a price that was too good to be true... the owner was there and said it's not for rent and thanked me for informing him.
I've dealt with a lot of people who thought they were legitimately renting a house. They had a lease, and yes it was fake, but not from their point of view. They were paying rent, just turned out it was to a stranger and not someone that had a right to the house.
I'd be willing to bet this is the exception not the norm
@clairelivefreeordie2551 🤷♂️ it's anecdotal sure but I had about 1 case a month for year. With a few of those being duplexes. Even so, there should be protections for these cases. It's often targeting the most vulnerable.
I intentionally squatting is so bad. It takes a while to find a new place
So squatters just come to rob your property, and you... yes, "you" have to go through legal processes from months to years to get your house back??? WTF!
I feel like the solution to this would be to get the squatters out right away. They could still fight their case in court, and if they win in court in 6-12 months- the owner would need to pay damages and keep their rent at less than 1/2 market rate for atleast 10 years.
If they are real tenants being abused by a landlord that just wants to jack up the rent- they likely win this in court.... and land lord will have a steep price to pay. If they just invaded the house, I dont even think they take time and effort going to court.
This crap only happens in the land of no freedom that pretends to be free! 😂
It's now the land of the fee's
I laugh at morons that say "Well at least in Ahmurica we're still free!"
@@scamdemic1281 It has been land of the fees and home of the slaves longer than you have been on the earth!
The only people that have their rights or freedoms is the criminals.
@@mattkrumal239eh, I mean since I haven’t violated any laws, my rights aren’t trampled, as soon as they are I get a lawyer and everything “magically” becomes “oh no, it’s a simple misunderstanding”. I carry, I own a home, and I lock my shit, I don’t wait 30 days to try and get someone out, I check or pay someone to check on all my shit so I can pretty much unalive whoever thinks they can take from me, now it shouldn’t be like that, but if you’re weak, you will be culled, that’s how the world has worked for billions of years.
Is presenting fake documentation to police should bring some consequences when it is uncovered by the court? If not, then I can show police face driver licens and auto insurance card with no consequences?
They can call to verify your identity and insurance. They don't care to call and check if the lease is real or not it becomes up to the courts police and sheriff have different jobs.
Right! Sheesh
What happened to property rights and contract laws in this country?
People voted for democrat politicians... the democrat politicians are friendly on criminals. Yes, it's that simple.
America no longer exists, man. If you're over 30, you should know this. If you're not old enough to know, then I'm both sorry for you and envious that you never knew the America thats been lost
@@corybrown8196 Most are too busy surviving to notice. They will become aware of what you are talking about fairly quickly - like, in the next 6-12 months. And it won't be pretty.
To the OP - learn Mandarin. Fast.
The Democratic Party happened.
Commies
It's outrageous! It's called breaking and entering.
Maybe fight fire with fire. Have a really good friend draw up a fake lease and change the locks. When the police arrive present the pre-dated fake lease to the cops and watch them tell the squatters that they have to go through the courts. It's beyond unbelievable that someone could just take over your home.
Fighting fraud with fraud probably isn’t the best idea.
@@somehandle215 You have to go to court to prove that it's fraud. It's also the homeowner who provided the lease to his friend vs scum who cooked one up
Sounds like staycations will be extra popular this year to the detriment of the tourist industry.
I think immediate action should be taken against these squatters. This whole thing is crazy and wrong!!! Every state needs to take action asap.
Squatters are gonna end up with more homes than first-time homebuyers just sidelining the market at this rate. States better wise up fast, either follow suit with FL or do better.
Moral of the story, get a ring doorbell or similar to protect your place
A lot of empty houses and a lot of people in the streets, something is wrong with this system, housing shouldn't be that unaffordable.
I wholeheartedly agree!
But squatting? AIN'T the answer.
Foool. Stop believing the narrative. Most ( >90% ) are on the streets due to mental health or drug addiction issues!! In LA, the political narrative keeps preaching housing shortage…. I work in dwntwn LA and deal with these people daily. There are shelters available but this population doesn’t want to have to abide by any shelter rules!! Over past 15 yrs, I wish I had a dollar for every time I heard “I’m not going there, you can’t drink/do drugs there!” It’s NOT a house issue folks. Wake up America !
Yea, these states like NY and CA give the criminals more rights than the law abiding citizens. Follow the Florida laws and as the one sheriff stated that if a squatter enters your home when you are there then you have the right to defend yourself which lowers the number of potential squatters!
A heard of the cops are quick to remove squatters from high in mansions in LA
Had squatters in our rental. We gain entry to our home…..called the police and reported a home invasion with us in the house. Works every time.
The downturn that is coming our way is going to make everyone (99%) of the country feel pain.
The recession we all expected hasn't materialized. When do you think it will come, and why?
We have been in one for the past two plus years. @@anonalpha1190
get a monitored Alarm system when they break in you have them with no security password
Exactly. Why don’t these people have alarmed doors and windows that are loud as hell and alert the alarm company when they will be out of town creating a paper trail. Also, motion sensors that will wake up the entire neighborhood. When I buy a home, I am going to pay off-duty cops to protect my home and have all of the above until the laws change.
Yep. Will be leaving mine on
Yep a monitored alarm system is the best bet to avoid squatters.
Happy people are starting to see that this stuff is intentional. Never had a squatter but been burned by well-intentioned laws that lawmakers with absolutely no experience in real estate naively pass.
New demand in the job market...the " House Bouncer ", division in security
thank you for highlighting this issue!!
yes my friend in wealthy neighborhood of Pacific Palisades CA rented her house to tenants who stopped paying rent, she had to take them to court to legally evict them which took 5 months and they were still were allowed to stay a further 2 months - they do not have to pay back rent or rent for the additional 2 months and she has to pay for any repairs of whatever damage they have done. including the legal fees and rent she is out 80k now and who knows how much repairs will need to be done when she finally gets back into her house.
Welcome to California
That's so outrageous!
If you have multiple properties to manage but end up leaving them vacant there is always the option of hiring a house sitter. For the last 6 years I have been getting paid to live in people's houses while they go on vacation. This wasn't meant as a deterrence for squatters but as a pet care service. I manage several homes each holiday as my community trusts me to keep their pets and home well-loved while they are gone. For anyone who needs a trusted sitter feel free to reach out! I am located in Arkansas, but I offer traveling rates.
Excellent job of explaining this. Thank you!
I'm baffled as to why squatters have any rights to property at all. Can anyone enlighten me?
There were no laws around true squatters (moving into an unoccupied house without a lease) and so they fall under tenant laws if they state they have, or show a lease even if it is fraudulent as the police will not make that determination. Covid laws where you couldn’t kick someone out for not paying rent didn’t help as some people found the loophole and the squatting trend escalated.
Tenant issues are where they have a valid lease but stop paying at some point but still refuse to move causing the landlord to go through the eviction process. That process has always been very favorable to the tenant for some reason. Partly because it takes a long time to schedule each step required with the courts due to a large backlog and lack of enough judges.
Squatting into a home into ownership, the new American dream.
Not Florida. They have to show a valid lease agreement.
Thank You! This was educational because I've just been hearing rumors about this and I always research the facts. Now I know.
Twenty years ago I owed a three family house in New York City and I had a tenant/squatter live in one of the units for four years, NO RENT PAID, before I could get her out. Many times she called the cops on me almost had me arrested. When the situation was resolved, I sold the house and moved to the Midwest. This problem is real and has been around for decades.
In France they just need to change the electricity at their name and you better have an antisquat or non payment insurance. Spain also a disaster.
Excellent Video. This becomes a major catastrophe during the coming real estate crash. The homeowner's homes are now in an open season and more homeless becomes common and the lack of housing may escalate into a major problem.
Thanks for shining a light on this crazy phenomenon.
It is a big thing in Georgia right now. You have people who are posing as real estate agents who lease homes that aren’t actually there. They market themselves on Instagram as a “pay a one time payment of 3-5k and stay in the home for months on end until the owner finds out and goes through the eviction process.
This is the primary reason why I sold my rental home and focused exclusively on the financial markets. No more real estate for me until they get the squatting issue fixed.
Homeowners are going to be left holding the bag. Most have no idea the downturn that's coming. Brace yoursleves.
exactly. The banks won't lose so it will be the homeowners.
Not if the laws start changing and following what FL, GA and AL are doing. We need to get this going and the laws changed in every state
Unfortunately these laws will only be changed in the states that have been changing things (or trying to change things) for the better since 2020. Things will only get worse for places like Washington, Oregon and California. Anyone with any sense will move away from those state and to a state that supports the people for the USA.
Lock and load
I think another 4 years of this administration will finish this country most will apply for a visa and leave
Yes I am shocked and appalled that this can happen in America....absolutely shocked. Thanks for keeping it real Nick.
Politicians, pull your finger out of your arse and stop this criminal activity of squatting.
They should ask to see payments made. Who are these squatters paying rent to
You never see stories about people handling it themselves. That should tell everyone something. Some people will just ha dle it.
my little friend and I are waiting for these squaturds to come in my house. I have a surprise waiting for them. 🤣👍
Thank you for the insight
squatters can't take florida anymore!
No but climate change will
@@bobsacamano7653hey bro, if climate change was real, why are property prices in Florida still going up? How come Miami hasn't sunk into the ocean yet? Hmm, I know, too much facts for you huh?
crime is lmao
@@brosb4hoes755 miami is bleeding people. Who cares That city is finished anyway.
@@bobsacamano7653climate change just a BS.
STAND AND DELIVER.
Time to call a friend with a pickup truck, duct tape and a shovel.
A few bags of bark dust to cover the bed of the truck and you are set to live in your own home again.
Don't forget shrink wrap.
This happened to me in California I rented my first unit did the background check and it was clear of any eviction or criminal charges…. Did do a 1 month deposit tenant has a job at the elementary school that’s down the street she paid only 2 months and stopped paying rent …and the bills that wore not included…. Toke me 7 months to get her out and California law now she would not even have it on record because u have to try an negotiate a deal before u get to see the judge…. Lost money and time and still have not gotten paid and she is free to do it to another landlord
Happened to a friend of mine twice. He rents out part of his duplex. Not a break-in situation but tenants paid 2-3 months then stopped paying and refusing to move out. He had to get a lawyer (extra cost), start the process and wait for a few months for a court date. Then all the tenant had to do was ask for a continuance and they can do it multiple times. The judges always side with the tenant over "evil" landlords. Took 9 months in one case and 12 months in another to finally evict. Fun fact - the tenant gets notice of an eviction date. If the don't move out, you can arrange for the Sherriff to show up and put their stuff on the street. This is in Illinois.
Good. Let squatters live in all the Blackrock houses.
@billybobhammer I read they're already being installed in Blackrock owned homes in NY.
This happens so often and people have no clue how to handle it
Thanks!
Excellent info 👌
Well. You can technically lease the house to someone else in some cases and they can make life 🔥 for the others.
As Clint Eastwood once said. "We're not going to just let your walk outta here." Who is we? Sucka? "Smith Wesson & Me"
This is some scary stuff. It's good to know this information.
Thank you so much, really scary
Someone mentioned on a video someplace that this was gonna happen with all these vacant houses that Rich people have they’re just sitting there vacant and is where they park their money and that’s something like this would happen lo and behold now it’s happening
New Florida law says No, No! Glad to live here.
Have a safe deposit box. Keep your deed there. Yes, have cameras that upload to the cloud. Check the local zoning for your property. Some zoning doesn't allow the owner to lease out the house. If so, it wouldn't be that hard to prove that they are trespassers.
The property across from our uncle, the guy died, he had no relatives. He had a vehicle in the driveway, possessions in the house etc. Somehow I guess a cop told the real estate lady down the street about the vacant house my room mate was tending the yard to, and HER son showed up, changed the locks and the story was he "donated it" to her church. He didn't go to church. He for sure didn't know her family AT ALL. The son moved in, all the man's belongings vanished, the jeep in the driveway vanished, and now the kid lives there. Legally apparently. I get the idea it's not the first place she just grabbed for herself. She showed up with all this paperwork from her "church" like it was all signed, sealed and delivered. They own it now I guess.
Apparently, breaking and entering isn't a crime if you don't leave. Presenting a false lease is fraud but not if you're long-term trespassing.
Housing is broken in the U.S. , you have homes extremely overpriced + tons of homes sitting empty + rising numbers of encampments and homelessness .. no middle class, just rich and poor
Don’t make this a class issue.
I own my home and I do not feel rich at all!!!
Use it or lose it. It's the American way, dating all the way back to the early colonies. You can claim you own land but if you can't defend it, the claim is worthless. Investors are going to learn the hard way that parking capital in vacant real estate in the US isn't all it's cracked up to be and comes with risks.
Happened to a Friend of my Friend. The husband broke into the home,confronted the squatter,and shot the squatter in the leg and then called 911 for a break in and assault. Admitted shooting the squatter and claimed self defense. The Husband was never charged.
introduce a state sponsored property/residency registry, ask all leases to be registered, bring a law that gives rights to both owners and tenants when their names are on registered leaases. A home owner gets to declare a home vacant, non-leases with the registry (previous tenant confirms that they left), and then any one else who claims that they have a (non registered) lease agreement with the owner gets no rights, and should be kicked out. OK, summary: there are many ways to solve this making it easy for the truthful parties. People need to rethink whom they elect to offices.
I had a squatter in NY John Sikora. Had to use court to evict
Your fault for having a vacant home
That migrant is illegal and now under custody of ICE 😂
I HOPE SO.
How are you saying this??? Where did you find this out?????
@@libertybell7145 it was even reported in the msm..just a few days ago..I think even Joe Rogan and Tim Pool talked about it
illegal alien
A friend of mine almost lost her second home because a realtor. The realtor was driving around and if he didn't see any movement going on at a house he would under sale your house.
If you evict a squatter and they come back do you have to go to court again to re-evict 🤔
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