this post was submitted on 01 Oct 2023
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I feel like I should just claim homes that are empty at this point.
You bought it as an investment but nobody is renting it since you're letting your rentee pay your bills? Looks like this is my property now.
This is partially why "squatters' rights" was a law. Live in a home for a certain number of years, and it's legally yours if the "owner" suddenly shows up and tries to kick you out. It also had to do with banks selling property that people already owned, but that's just another form of corporate skullduggery.
Move in like a sovereign citizen haha.