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Rapewta 10-09-2019 07:30 PM

Squatters in Calif.
 
My little brother passed away. He outright owned his house and I have petitioned for
probate because he had no living trust. will or power of attorneys.
He had a pension from the VA and some social security coming in.
That money kept the lights on and fed five squatters that landed at his house over the years.
Well, now I just learned that because he never had a rental agreement with these moochers, I can't get them to relocate.
Man.... I have to serve all of them 30 day eviction papers and go to court.
I am not going to stop the utility payments because they are after all people that need a shower once in a while but this is crazy.

One of them actually told me tonight that there is no Landlord anymore because
my brother is gone and I am not in any position to tell her to leave.
She hasn't lived in the house for three months but as soon as my little brother passed,
she suddenly became a tenant. Just venting. I will get it done through the legal system. Pain in the ass.

fanaudical 10-09-2019 07:42 PM

Sorry to hear. California and Oregon both seem to be on the path to grant renters more rights than the property owners...

pwd72s 10-09-2019 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by fanaudical (Post 10619264)
Sorry to hear. California and Oregon both seem to be on the path to grant renters more rights than the property owners...

Already have. Oregon the first state to impose statewide rent control laws.

look 171 10-09-2019 08:24 PM

Yeah Paul, state wide rent control is a fookup deal. Our dumb ass gov Newsome, will sign statewide rent control that's going to throw a monkey wrench in a lot of owner's plans. We voted against it less then a year ago and we still get it in the ass from the strong arm

Rapewta,

Here's the rub, you can't get them out, at least in CA, because they now have renter's right even if they aren't paying you a goddamndime. That's right, they have more right then owners. I suggest you get a lawyer to help with eviction. You just might have to pay to get em' out, slip them 1500-2000.00 and see if they leave. Single family home? If so, then that's not subjected to rent control. Where in CA is this?

look 171 10-09-2019 08:27 PM

I think there's talk of rent control in Phoenix. Rent control is coming your way gents., strap on your seat belts and go for a ride. What the hell happen to free market? If there's to be rent control, then lets have price control on anything we buy to repair these apts. Go beck to market rate on materials and labor for when the units were rented with a typical 3 % increase for inflation. I am good with that.

rattlsnak 10-09-2019 08:30 PM

I totally do not get how squatters can have ANY rights to a dwelling when you can prove they aren't supposed to be there. It happened to a good friend of mine here in Ga. She got married and moved in with her new husband and they were going to sell her house in a few weeks after they got settled etc, and when she came back from her honeymoon and went over to the house @ 2-3 weeks later, there was a family living in it. She called the police and they came out and said there was NOTHING she could do to get them out until she got a court date. Ridiculous. How does that even happen?

I told her to move back in and then wake up in the middle of night and "shoot the intruders!" .. (sort of kidding)

look 171 10-09-2019 08:53 PM

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Originally Posted by rattlsnak (Post 10619283)
I totally do not get how squatters can have ANY rights to a dwelling when you can prove they aren't supposed to be there. It happened to a good friend of mine here in Ga. She got married and moved in with her new husband and they were going to sell her house in a few weeks after they got settled etc, and when she came back from her honeymoon and went over to the house @ 2-3 weeks later, there was a family living in it. She called the police and they came out and said there was NOTHING she could do to get them out until she got a court date. Ridiculous. How does that even happen?

I told her to move back in and then wake up in the middle of night and "shoot the intruders!" .. (sort of kidding)

This siht would never happen back 30 years ago. Its the new America where we have to just give with all our blood.

tabs 10-09-2019 09:01 PM

Can I have your home addresses so I can send illegals to move into your homes with you. You wouldn't want them to be homeless now would ypu?

ckelly78z 10-10-2019 01:42 AM

You may keep paying the light bill, but PG&E will dictate when the lights are actually on.

https://www.pge.com/en_US/safety/emergency-preparedness/natural-disaster/wildfires/public-safety-power-shutoff-faq.page

cmccuist 10-10-2019 01:57 AM

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Originally Posted by rattlsnak (Post 10619283)
I told her to move back in and then wake up in the middle of night and "shoot the intruders!" .. (sort of kidding)

This happened to my brother in Fremont, CA. He DID move back into his house. With his whole family. They were all living there together, the squatters and him. The scumbags finally moved out.

onewhippedpuppy 10-10-2019 02:29 AM

Sometimes I’m glad I live in the Midwest.....

drcoastline 10-10-2019 03:05 AM

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Originally Posted by fanaudical (Post 10619264)
Sorry to hear. California and Oregon both seem to be on the path to grant renters more rights than the property owners...

They did that long ago. Most iff not all Dem run states are like that, like NJ and NY. A lot of other law follow suit.

Baz 10-10-2019 03:16 AM

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Originally Posted by rattlsnak (Post 10619283)
I totally do not get how squatters can have ANY rights to a dwelling when you can prove they aren't supposed to be there. It happened to a good friend of mine here in Ga. She got married and moved in with her new husband and they were going to sell her house in a few weeks after they got settled etc, and when she came back from her honeymoon and went over to the house @ 2-3 weeks later, there was a family living in it. She called the police and they came out and said there was NOTHING she could do to get them out until she got a court date. Ridiculous. How does that even happen?

I told her to move back in and then wake up in the middle of night and "shoot the intruders!" .. (sort of kidding)

This sounds like breaking and entering at the very least. You can't just bust into someone's house like that.....I don't care if you move in or not. That's B&E!

asphaltgambler 10-10-2019 03:49 AM

My uncle owned a fair amount of property, some residential rentals back in the day. He had one family that would not leave. He had his handy man remove the front , rear doors and removed all the windows, turned off electricity.

They were gone in a few days. No way in h3ll I'd let anyone stay that did not have a rental contract and were vetted.

billybek 10-10-2019 04:34 AM

I would wait until the squatters were out for the day.
Burn the damn house down.

KFC911 10-10-2019 05:14 AM

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Originally Posted by billybek (Post 10619382)
I would wait until the squatters were out for the day.
Burn the damn house down.

They'd see me lighting the fire at one end of the house...plenty of time to get their crap and git out :)

sammyg2 10-10-2019 05:20 AM

First, STOP PAYING FOR THE UTILITIES!!!!!!!

They are actively stealing from you and if it is your intent to be an enabler, just sign over the deed to them and be done with it.

fastfredracing 10-10-2019 06:22 AM

Time for major renovations. Gut the bathrooms, and kitchen.
In all reality, Zeke has the best advice here

Rapewta 10-10-2019 07:28 AM

My brother's home is a "single family home."
In Calif. you can't just shut off water and garbage collection. Squatter rights.
I petitioned for a probate hearing yesterday. I now have a Law Firm on retainer and will call them today.
I think it goes like this:
3 day Notice to Quit posted and mailed to the squatter. If they don't leave then a
30 day eviction notice. Unlawful retainer.
Get a hearing date and explain to the judge why the eviction.
If I win the case then law enforcement will physically remove the mooch.

It takes time, so I can't get too riled up and make mistakes. Hard to understand why a
squatter has so many rights.

look 171 10-10-2019 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by fastfredracing (Post 10619466)
Time for major renovations. Gut the bathrooms, and kitchen.
In all reality, Zeke has the best advice here

Can't do that neither. Must give them notification on the major remodel. if bath or kitchen is taken, you must put em' up in a hotel or pay to get them relocated. Again, that's the law here. Totally pro renter or squatters for that matter. They have renter's right. Fooking BS


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