[Dusty_Star]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

Reason #243 why not to live in NYC...

& I didn't even need reasons 1 - 242

[Velvet]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

Reason #243 why not to live in NYC...

NYC has been off limits for me since my one and only visit in 1972. I still remember it. Although the MET has my absolute favorite piece of art, better than the Louvre or Hermitage. I don’t think anything could actually intice me to go there.

[shaw8700@outlook.com]

Originally Posted by asianthree

Or family who stops in and never leaves

And never pays!

[marsil]

In Illinois, an awful state to begin with, Chicago I actually mean - a squatter lady moved into an apartment and when the management co notified her to get out, the police contacted them and they were told to stop harassing her. In Fl ( a much. better state) that would not be allowed and the squatter would be removed. (per the govenors new signed bill). What does that say folks????

[Battlebasset]

Originally Posted by marsil

In Illinois, an awful state to begin with, Chicago I actually mean - a squatter lady moved into an apartment and when the management co notified her to get out, the police contacted them and they were told to stop harassing her. In Fl ( a much. better state) that would not be allowed and the squatter would be removed. (per the govenors new signed bill). What does that say folks????

It says we have a great governor and state government that (usually) makes sense.

[Girlcopper]

Originally Posted by MikeN

Is this an issue in The Villages or just a talking point?

It’s just something he felt the need to throw out there to cause a ruckus. The usual baiter looking to start a debate because they were having a boring day or maybe a boring life.

[Bill14564]

Originally Posted by Battlebasset

It says we have a great governor and state government that (usually) makes sense.

And before the DeSantis haters come out, let me preemptively say "There are 49 other states. Pick one and move there. Live under the policies you espouse and vote for".

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[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by Girlcopper

It’s just something he felt the need to throw out there to cause a ruckus. The usual baiter looking to start a debate because they were having a boring day or maybe a boring life.

I posted it because the squatter issue is a national news story. And, Florida is in the process of creating a new law to deal with squatters. A squatter could show up anywhere and cause a huge problem for a homeowner. The Villages has a lot of snowbirds who could be a prime target for squatters.

[mntlblok]

Originally Posted by Bill14564

///

"The /// <reference path="..." /> directive is the most common of this group. It serves as a declaration of dependency between files. Triple-slash references instruct the compiler to include additional files in the compilation process. They also serve as a method to order the output when using out or outFile ."

Something tells me that my googling has been less than successful here.

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by mntlblok

"The /// <reference path="..." /> directive is the most common of this group. It serves as a declaration of dependency between files. Triple-slash references instruct the compiler to include additional files in the compilation process. They also serve as a method to order the output when using out or outFile ."

Something tells me that my googling has been less than successful here.

On TOTV, "///" usually means that the poster wants to delete a post. However, the TOTV website does not allow a post to be deleted, even though there is an "edit/delete" option at the bottom of the post. Also, the post must have at least 3 characters, so many posters use /// to indicate a deleted post.

[Bill14564]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

On TOTV, "///" usually means that the poster wants to delete a post. However, the TOTV website does not allow a post to be deleted, even though there is an "edit/delete" option at the bottom of the post. Also, the post must have at least 3 characters, so many posters use /// to indicate a deleted post.

Thank you

[OhioBuckeye]

Your right but that’s the question, would you rent to a squatter. My comment is pretty clear, would you lease to a squatter. It’s simple would you yes or no ?

[OhioBuckeye]

I agree with you but my question is about as clear as all or some of the other comments, read them!

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by OhioBuckeye

Your right but that’s the question, would you rent to a squatter. My comment is pretty clear, would you lease to a squatter. It’s simple would you yes or no ?

It is not a yes or no question. Some landlords rent to a tenant, who they think is not a squatter, until they stop paying rent, but refuse to move out. That tenant then becomes a squatter. Other homeowners do not rent to anyone, but a squatter moves into their house while they are out-of-town. Sometimes the squatter has a fake lease that they created, a fraudulent lease that a scammer created, or no lease at all.

[mntlblok]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

On TOTV, "///" usually means that the poster wants to delete a post. However, the TOTV website does not allow a post to be deleted, even though there is an "edit/delete" option at the bottom of the post. Also, the post must have at least 3 characters, so many posters use /// to indicate a deleted post.

test to see if i can delete this test post

Ahhh! *Now* I get it! It allowed me to "edit it down to nothing" - a version of deletion - but that leaves fewer than three characters, so I'm stuck - unless I add back at least three characters of some sort. Son of a gun.