Squatters Stole My Home, I Ended Up Homeless!

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[susanlosey]

Report him. He’s taking business away from legal businesses that are licensed.

[barredok]

Story 1: I'd have hired the local chapter of the Angels to evict the squatters

[bryanlim]

First story is great because OP decided to give a homeless drug dealer a new home (in prison)

[vernonharden]

The third story that was burning hot revenge, served with a side of a tuna pain.

[michaeltelson]

With an expired business license he isn’t paying taxes, probably paying people under the table at reduced wages.
Yes, report him!

[Marquise]

Oh shi... something like that happened to my block. Cops took us out to get their meth lab out without harming the neighborgs at least twice, their guests were underaged street workers, food throwers at our doors, spitters and drug users. Two suspect death, it stopped at last one since it was the guy renting the place and without him, law could be enforced on them as they couldn't be guests anymore.
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Thank-you for posting this; you made me realised how I am now blessed. I should show gratefulness.

[JeffreyAllanBackowski]

I had a couple squatters with a bunch of stuff move themselves in I couldn't get rid of, so when they both happened to be gone, I gave a couple homeless people with a truck $50 to come take all of their stuff, and not just the good stuff, all of their useless stuff too. I wanted to give them absolutely no reason to come back into the house. It worked.

[dizzysdoings]

And this is why I won't rent out any part of my house.

[Ramon]

Nah.. report that business guy and then sue him for damages to your car and demand money for emotional stress and lay it on *THICK* f that guy

[PowerStruggle]

i was gonna say op should turn off power and water...but squatter thought of it

[Kattlarv]

Yeah, all you can really do in story 4 is make a public statement that "I found out my husband cheating on me behind my back, with his *own mother*."

[vernonharden]

The first story, only goes to prove squatters can show anywhere in the world. Yes in some countries it's harder for someone to use squatter's rights on someone else's property, but it still happens. It's time for the whole of squatters rights to be abolished, and that's globally.

[wakeangel]

I can't believe the squatter from the first story thought he'd get away with that, did he honestly expect the pandemic to last the rest of his life? Also I can't get into the headspace of people who destroy the places they live in, I understand that just having a roof over your head is a step up for lowlives who only think about getting their next drug fix, but how did they just live in their own filth like that rather than at least throwing stuff away?

[og_rd_st_saint_gat]

Title story if i was the original poster im using my second amendment to evict the squatters and its legal

[HomerInNC]

Story one is the reason I’ll NEVER have a housemate

[CaptainSaucyNoodles]

that tuna story sounds like something I would do. I really want to try one of those tuna sandwiches, that relish sounds fire

[CoreyShelton-bcqp]

Unfortunately I'm dealing with this my aunt took advantage of my autism and she forged my grandpa's signature on the deed and sold it illegally and it turns out I was on my grandpa's will and I didn't know about it until it was too late I lost my home everything 😢

[Mus.Anonymouse]

congrats on 130K subs!!!
Well deserved! 🎉🥳

[vernonharden]

The least story, she needed to run fast and far. Eventually though that marriage was going to come to an end. This is a case of now is the time o get out, and not let it drag on, and end up with innocent children becoming involved. He and his mother would almost certainly weaponize them.

[pikachewie]

I get the whole not evicted thing why not get em arrested?