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Born to Lose, Live to Win
Join Date: May 2007
Location: New York
Posts: 8,995
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That is how how it works
The problem with squatters, or should I say the reason why squatters become a problem, is because the owner is nowhere to be found to allege a trespass violation.
It’s when a new owner, either through foreclosure sale or inheritance etc, comes into the situation that the squatter becomes an issue
A guest who stays too long is not a squatter and neither is a tenant who fails to pay. Very different than a squatter
The OP has squatters because.....the owner is no longer there to testify to the various rights of the people living there
Once he becomes an owner or person with authority to act as owner, he will have the rights he needs to evict the squatters...in NY you name those squatters as “John Doe” in your eviction papers
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