Can You Legally Steal a House? Squatter Secrets Revealed

Can you really steal a house? Discover the legal loopholes squatters use and how property owners can protect their homes in this quick breakdown.

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[minerr]

In my opinion...
I'd laugh, call a friend, and have an airtight Alibi...

[Matt-the-Wise]

18 years is too long. That's enough time to have someone move in, fix the place up or build a home, then kick them off at year 16. My fear is that they're gonna use "squatters" as a reason to abolish property laws. Too many corporations and businesses buying up land and properties to prevent anyone else from owning ot developing it so they can drive up rents elsewhere. If a house sits empty or if property taxes go unpaid for a year, squatter's rights become available. If that squatter keeps up bills, mail and property taxes for 5 years, they can claim it.

[patwyliee]

Get a job and buy a house and stop trying to live off other people why would someone make a video explaining how to steal another person's property is pretty low ❤❤❤❤😂😂😂❤

[iamconfusion]

These laws are actually stupid not gonna lie

[mattsprayberry]

Try and take my property. I'm not gonna waste my time calling the cops going through a lawsuit or going to court. They're just simply not gonna find your body. You're going to be a missing person.
I have over 2500 acres, and I know how to use lime.