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Not squatters, but renters.

Not here. How the heck does some sort of sticky goo get on a 10-11 foot high ceiling, and inside the chandeleer globes????
Then they asked if they were getting their one-month rental deposit back. Uh, no?

It took my wife, son and I two days to clean the place, then had professional carpet cleaning, but no damage...

Got good ones now- one has been in there for 9 years. He did set fire to the place once....

I think the other one (2 years) is off parole now....

Black guy. Says he is NEVER doing anything to go back to jail - apparently it is not a good experience.

FL went over board protecting tenants rights and got the squatters in on the deal. We had a dozen rentals, got out, was too way too crazy. Took at least 90 days to get squatters out after service, same as dead beat renters, give you a hot check to move in, never pay a cent and took months to get rid of them, if a pregnant woman, can not evict until after delivery. Having never paid you one penny for your property or rent or having just moved in while you were gone.
It got pretty bad to be a property owner especially at the beach. Always, there folks that want to take advantage in ever way you can imagine. If you forcibly evict them, you get arrested, not them and they are 100% aware because it is a setup, by fraudsters from start to finish.

Not a new problem. And it can be serious.

Why would someone not take measures, forceful armed ones, to get someone out of their property? perhaps because they don't want to spend time in jail, lose their job, have to mortgage the house a second time to pay the legal fees, etc.

If the squatters are smart, they've got signed lease agreements. You call coppers, they come, see the lease agreement and it is now a civil matter and not a trespassing case.

Good number of vacation properties, second home type deals around here. Local deputies tell me they are targets of squatters. That and them moving and RV or trailer onto a vacant lot. If the squatters have paperwork, the deputies cannot, by law, remove or trespass them.

Just a way of life for some.

I guess if you're an actual legal renter, it's nice to know that if you have a one year lease the owner doesn't come back in three months and try to get you out. But it works against folks sometimes too.

Yeah, but then, how do you get the outlaw bikers out???

L.W.

1/2# of quality weed should do the trick.

Prohibited here in NewYorkistan.

Here's a TikTok telling illegals how to squat. He's got 4,000,000 views.


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...erican-homes-invoke-squatter-rights.html

Bikes aren't bulletproof. After a couple of them get the gas tank sniped from half a mile away, the others will get the message.

Oregon for one. Oregon is nuts. A friend and her brother inherited their parents place in OR. Some squatters moved in shortly after they got the title. It's been over 2 years and they can't get them out. They can't turn off the power or anything else. Plus, THEY have to pay the power bills since the house is in their name.

Coco Mellon thinking about Putting Up the Illegals in your home .


A couple of Governors have Floated the Concept..

I see Chicongo has run out of Money to House and Feed the Illegals and their turning them to the Street

What do you think a Psychopathic Government next Move would Be with Millions of Vagrants just roaming around that they can’t Support..

You guess it

“ We The People “

Oregon for one. Oregon is nuts. A friend and her brother inherited their parents place in OR. Some squatters moved in shortly after they got the title. It's been over 2 years and they can't get them out. They can't turn off the power or anything else. Plus, THEY have to pay the power bills since the house is in their name.[/quote]

Well, don't pay the bill? Power Co may cut juice - or maybe cannot.? Credit score takes a hit, and maybe a lien or lawsuit by the power company?

Sounds like they need to insure the place well & some time later hire an expert discrete professional, if somewhat incendiary, "attorney" .
Just off the top of my head....

Should be other measures they can take to make it uncomfortable for the squatters to stay.

SWAT tips to cops, red flag alerts, stink bombs thru windows at 2 am. There is or was a 2-part skunk scent chemical.

The squatters are gonna trash the place anyway.

If a squatter gets hurt on the premises, can the legit owner be sued for unsafe conditions? Probably in some places.

The US is turning into a 3rd world chithole!

Two separate scenarios going on in this thread to my mind. Legally getting rid of renters who stop paying rent and just take up squatting is one, I understand there is bad law surrounding that , but the other is a whole different topic. If I come home from a week or two fishing trip or vacation, and someone is in my house, I certainly wouldn't wring my hands and twist about what I need to do. I don't think any man would hesitate, just as I wouldn't, to consider it a home invasion, illegal trespass and breaking and entering.
I find it hard to believe most of us here would open the door and upon seeing your home has been broke into and a home invader is present, would run back out to the car and nervously ask your bride, Oh honey, what should we do? I know I'd be swinging a bat or wielding a hand gun demanding the the fuggers to get out and make it quick.

Some dumfuk leftist wet dream law

There's a third scenario where both the owner and the renter are victims. A third party pretends to own the vacant house, draws up a lease agreement and leases it out to some unsuspecting renters. They get cash deposits, first and last month's rent and haul ass.

I’ve seen that happen

I've also heard of that happening, now there is a real mess....2 parties got screwed over, the owner & unsuspecting "renter".

Electrician buddy of mine said his family had lots of rentals and they'd always offer that up. Then when they were moved out and came to collect the money 'sorry, we are applying that to your past due rent'. He said they always kept their insurance paid up, but never had to use it....

You don't know any outlaw bikers, do you?

You might want to up your ante to around 1/2 ton or so, or a few kilos of some powdery substances.

It is a real shame that many of the the beautiful places along our country's coast line have chosen such crazy government. I just don't understand their thinking. How can laws pass that don't protect home and property?

Some time ago, I had an acquaintance in the Bronx that had an apartment he was renting and couldn't get rid of the tenants after they hadn't paid their rent for like 6 months. He got no help from the police or the courts. They tenants had rights.

So, he called a guy he knew named "Sammy" and asked him for a favor. Sammy went and talked to the tenants. The next morning, they moved out and later came and paid the back rent in cash.

The moral of the story is we need more guys like "Sammy" to solve these squatter issues.