How property owners are dealing with squatters
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Published 2024-06-24
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All Comments (21)
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The law needs to change.
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What a cluster. Squatters should be housed in jail.
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No property tax paid in 4 years and the city hasn't auctioned it off?
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In ny California they got rights in FL straight to prison
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Find somebody meaner and sign a lease with them. They can get your squatters out.
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This is why owners should get someone to live there an take care of it..
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The police should intervene immediately.
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Politicians are not doing the "right thing". Too long, and too late.
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Just one of many of the systems that are broken in our country.
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Embarrassing living in the USA
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YOU GOT TO BE KIDDING ME WHAT A MESS
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Now I know how to get my dream home without paying anything. 😃 YES!!! 🏫🏠
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I have more respect for homeless people who choose to sleep outside than squatters.
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As soon as our INCOMPETENT LAWMAKERS take care of the super important task of taking down Ticketmaster , they will look at this issue , next term !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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WE NEED AFFORDABLE HOUSING!!!!!!!
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Law, Justice and morals are completely detached from each other. Shame!
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Why these laws even exist? if the property is abandoned they could move in anyways
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I live in a state that doesn't have squatter problems it's real simple if you get caught on someone else's property it is illegal trespassing it is breaking and entering and the sheriff's department will not only remove you but they will put you in jail
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You buy home spending a ton of money and then someone illegally takes over the property Unbelievable
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The delapidated houses should be torn down, therefore, squatters can't move into them. Problem solved.
