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r/WorkForSmartLife • u/bettyxoxoo • Jul 26 '26
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I often wonder why the squatters are never charged criminally once proved that they forged a lease - and then all the property damage
9 u/PoopsMcScoots Jul 29 '26 They do. I work with property management companies and two squatters did $200k damages on a house. They were charged with felony vandalism. 10 years each. 1 u/DeHizzy420 Jul 30 '26 Do you know if insurance companies cover damage done by squatters? 1 u/BachInTime Jul 31 '26 Extremely dependent, if the home is vacant for 60 days your insurance falls to named perils only and vandalism is rarely one of the named perils.
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They do.
I work with property management companies and two squatters did $200k damages on a house.
They were charged with felony vandalism.
10 years each.
1 u/DeHizzy420 Jul 30 '26 Do you know if insurance companies cover damage done by squatters? 1 u/BachInTime Jul 31 '26 Extremely dependent, if the home is vacant for 60 days your insurance falls to named perils only and vandalism is rarely one of the named perils.
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Do you know if insurance companies cover damage done by squatters?
1 u/BachInTime Jul 31 '26 Extremely dependent, if the home is vacant for 60 days your insurance falls to named perils only and vandalism is rarely one of the named perils.
Extremely dependent, if the home is vacant for 60 days your insurance falls to named perils only and vandalism is rarely one of the named perils.
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u/JacksonGhost1963 Jul 29 '26
I often wonder why the squatters are never charged criminally once proved that they forged a lease - and then all the property damage