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They can't stay if you catch them fast enough. If you want to pull the same scam to get it back, you need to convince them to be gone long enough for you to l
by knodi123 5y ago
They can't stay if you catch them fast enough. If you want to pull the same scam to get it back, you need to convince them to be gone long enough for you to live there a couple days, unnoticed.
- onlyrealcuzzo 5y agoAlso - you can't deny them entry if they leave, and you have to keep your house in livable condition (as if you're a charity landlord).
- avidiax 5y agoCan't you just break in, post a selfie to twitter saying "the squatters have left :)", leave, then break in 48h later and keep the place? I really highly doubt that the original squatters continuously inhabited the place, as though they were clinging to a new Kia in a radio contest.
- cmmeur01 5y agoSo when the cops show up how is it not a he said she said situation? If I “break in” to my house, they call the cops on me as a “burglar” how does the cop know how long either party has been present?
- dzhiurgis 5y agoI assume cops don't care and leave it to the court systems
- LanceH 5y agoOne tactic is for them to have a "deed of sale" on hand. They show it to the cops and the cops tell you to get out, and settle it in court. Never mind that real property isn't transferred quite like that, or that you have state id that matches the address. The cops just take the "deed" at face value and kick you out.
- akomtu 5y agoSo you also pull a "deed of sale" from your backpocket and tell the cop that those guys are fraudster because you also have matching state id, while they do not.
- leshenka 5y agoBut two days is insanely short amount of time.