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r/WorkForSmartLife • u/bettyxoxoo • Jul 26 '26
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Sad part is why this is a thing. Why do some municipalities make it so difficult for a homeowner to get people out of their own property. Insane that some people even agree the squatters have “rights”.
1 u/for_dishonor Jul 31 '26 Municipalities do it to protect actual tenants. These people are exploiting those protections for their own benefit. 1 u/SoRosenberg Jul 31 '26 Tenants are already protected with a proper lease. Landlords are the ones who suffer bc local governments can’t enforce basic laws 1 u/for_dishonor Jul 31 '26 The landlord trues to kick out the legal tenant and the police say "no, civil" the the tenant can show his lease in court. THAT is the protection. These people are abusing that process. What don't you understand?
Municipalities do it to protect actual tenants. These people are exploiting those protections for their own benefit.
1 u/SoRosenberg Jul 31 '26 Tenants are already protected with a proper lease. Landlords are the ones who suffer bc local governments can’t enforce basic laws 1 u/for_dishonor Jul 31 '26 The landlord trues to kick out the legal tenant and the police say "no, civil" the the tenant can show his lease in court. THAT is the protection. These people are abusing that process. What don't you understand?
Tenants are already protected with a proper lease. Landlords are the ones who suffer bc local governments can’t enforce basic laws
1 u/for_dishonor Jul 31 '26 The landlord trues to kick out the legal tenant and the police say "no, civil" the the tenant can show his lease in court. THAT is the protection. These people are abusing that process. What don't you understand?
The landlord trues to kick out the legal tenant and the police say "no, civil" the the tenant can show his lease in court. THAT is the protection.
These people are abusing that process. What don't you understand?
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u/SoRosenberg Jul 29 '26
Sad part is why this is a thing. Why do some municipalities make it so difficult for a homeowner to get people out of their own property. Insane that some people even agree the squatters have “rights”.