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What happens if you make/let the property become dangerous? Are you required to maintain the property whilst not being able to enter it?

• BrandoElFollito 5y ago
  Yes you are. You are responsible for the safety of the property; including inside. In other words if the "new tenants" get electrocuted because installation was not according to the code, you have a problem.
  • leshenka 5y ago
    So just disconnect utilities then. I don't want them to drown in my bathroom or be electrocuted. I also want to replace locks so burglars don't rob them
    • BrandoElFollito 5y ago
      You cannot disconnect utilities. You have to stop the contract with the providers and risk the fact that your new friends will be dissapointed not to have power anymore. So they will complain to the power company and tell that their children will die. And the power will be back, you paying for it. Or they will simply steal it from someone else. Or, ultimately, pass a contract with the power company. As for the locks, changing them is the first thing they do. There is even a web site "how to squat for dummies" (the title is different) where they explain in simple words what to do to have a successful squatting. There is even a web site