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Originally Posted by Normal
They come in all shapes and sizes. A squatter can be a “temporary” live-in partner, a homeless worker in the new builds, a drug abuser living on land the Developer bought, someone who moved into a new build that hasn’t sold yet. The squatter is around.
Anecdotal evidence abounds. It can be the squatters that were found in the Leesburg restaurant last month, or the simple shoves of homeless moving out as development moves in. We had a homeless encampment that was near the corner of 44 and Morse a few months back discussed on another thread.
I feel sorry for most in the situation, not everyone got a break in life.
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Most references to squatters mean people who illegally move into and take possession of your home while you are out of town. This should not be tolerated in any way by government/police whose responsibility it is to enforce property rights. It should not need to involve drawn out legal fights.
You can feel sorry for those who did not get a break in life, but they still don't have the right to steal anyone's house.