Attention Retired Snowbirds

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Most state squatting laws required between 5 to 30 years of continuous living on the property, the problem is following the legal process to evict an unwanted squatter--most states 30 days. Squatter's Rights: Laws and Tips for all 50 States | eForms Learn

I'm glad I live in Red States. Squatters Don’t Make Much Trouble Here Because Wyoming Won’t Put Up With It | Your Wyoming News Source

 

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I thought this was concerning for snowbirds, especially from New York, who leave their homes for the winter / summer...


Migrant TikToker Tells Other Illegals How To "Invade" Homes In America

The Marxist destruction of private property rights is on full display after a viral video circulating TikTok, then posted on X, shows a migrant informing other migrants how to "invade" unoccupied homes across America and take advantage of progressive squatting laws.

"I found out that there is a law that says that if a house is not inhabited, we can seize it," the migrant said in a video on TikTok, which Collin Rugg first posted on X.

The migrant said he has African friends who have taken over seven homes thanks to squatting laws.

Watch: Migrant TikToker Tells Other Illegals How To "Invade" Homes In America | ZeroHedge

https://x.com/CollinRugg/status/1770486545214251441?s=20

In NYC, anyone can simply claim "squatter's rights" after 30 days of living at a home which isn't even enough time for the city to do their "investigation, their work, and their job" according to home owner Adele Andaloro.

When the 30 day mark comes, it is illegal to change the locks, remove tenants or turn off the utilities.