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The problem is, this can make a random homeowner homeless. The article mentions a service member who comes home to find someone living in her primary residence,
by Quillbert182 3y ago
The problem is, this can make a random homeowner homeless. The article mentions a service member who comes home to find someone living in her primary residence, not a rental property. That person is now homeless because of this. It could also happen to a person on vacation.
- spaceduck 3y agoThat particular home was being rented out before they returned home, that sounds 100% like a legal matter. I don't think the vacation scenario is equivalent unless it's a multi-month vacation.
- lotsoweiners 3y agoShoot the asshole who was in your house and say it was a home invasion.
- Bye_Felicia 3y agoI 100% support this. It's just like any other infestation of vermin, you need to use any means necessary.
- ydlr 3y agoNo, the article says that it was her real estate agent that discovered the squatter and that the house had previously been rented. Your confusion is understandable. The framing of both situations in the article is "homeowner returned to discover squatters" but even their own facts don't line up with that narrative. I suspect both situations are probably much more mundane tenant disputes and the article is pushing an agenda.
- Quillbert182 3y agoAh, I see that on rereading, my mistake.