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Originally posted by Jim Cesiro
The possesion has to be open and notorious. In other words the owner of the land the house was on would have to know it was on there and do nothing for XX amount of years and then the squatter could then declare adverse possesion. ***
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Your first sentence is correct, but your accuracy goes downhill fom there  ... free advice: Consult a lawyer. If that house and sideyard have been there for 15 years, she owns the property underneath it, at least under traditional adverse possession law. Florida might be different.
You really really need to talk to a lawyer before you make your decision.
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